Overview

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Find out which SMTP server to use to send e-mail with your non-UC San Diego Internet Service Provider (ISP).

 

Critical Concepts

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• UCSD requires you to authorize SMTP with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to use the outgoing mail server from off campus.
• For most non-UCSD ISPs, such as cable modem services, specify smtp.ucsd.edu as your outgoing server.

 

Steps to Take

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Some ISPs require their own outgoing mail servers.

Find your ISP on the list below to determine which SMTP server to use. You may want to follow up with your service provider, if you need further information on the outgoing mail server.

ISP	SMTP Server
AOL	smtp.aol.com
AT&T/ Cingular	smtp.attwireless.net
Comcast	smtp.comcast.net
Cox	smtp.west.cox.net
Earthlink	smtpauth.earthlink.net
Juno	Juno does not support e-mail clients; Juno customers must manage their e-mail on the Web at http://webmail.ucsd.edu.
Lycos	smtp.mail.lycos.com
MSN	smtp.email.msn.com
NetZero	smtp.netzero.net
Prodigy	smtp.prodigy.net
RoadRunner/Time Warner	May allow smtp.ucsd.edu (if not, use: smtp-server.san.rr.com)
SBC (formerly Pacific Bell)	smtp.sbcglobal.net
Sprint	smtp.sprintpcs.com
T-Mobile	myemail.t-mobile.com
Verizon Wireless	smtp.vzwmail.net
Znet	mail.znet.com