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What is the
meaning of these error messages
I receive when sending or
receiving mail? |
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There are many
possible reasons for these
message, some of the possibilities
are below¡G |
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HiNet
E-mail servers (msxx¡Bcm1¡Bmsa)
occasionally become
very busy due to the
increased number of
users and cannot respond
immediately to your
request. Try accessing
your mailbox later or
using a different E-mail
server to receive your
e-mail. |
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Your e-mail settings
in your e-mail software
may be incorrect, causing
errors. Please check
your e-mail software
and make sure all settings
are correct¡C |
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Example¡G
Using Outlook Express
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Run
the Outlook Express
program, and choose¡iTools¡j,¡iAccounts¡j¡A
then choose¡iMail¡j.
Select your HiNet
mail account then
choose¡iProperties¡j¡C |
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Choose¡iServers¡jand
make sure your¡iIncoming
Mail Server¡jand¡iOutgoing
Mail Server¡jare
set correctly¡C
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Also check to
see if your¡iUser
name¡jand¡iPassword¡jare
set correctly¡C |
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Note¡GThese values
can be found in
your initial letter
and instructions
from HiNet ) |
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If you
have already terminated
HiNet service, your
e-mail mailbox will
no longer be accessible¡C |
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| Q: |
Why do I receive
POP3 errors when I am trying
to receive mail¡H |
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When this situation
arises, check the following¡G |
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Are you
successfully connected
to the Internet? |
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Run the Outlook Express
program. Select¡iTools¡jthen¡iAccounts¡j¡Athen
¡iMail¡j. Select your
HiNet e-mail account¡Athen
choose to view¡iProperties¡j¡CThen
select¡iServers¡j and
check to see if your¡iIncoming
Mail Server¡jis set correctly¡C
Example¡GYour incoming
POP3 might be 168.95.4.28
or ms28.hinet.net¡C
Note¡GPOP3 server information
can be found in the
initial letter and instructions
from HiNet.
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| 3. |
It is also
possible that you have
a received an e-mail
that is too large to
be received or that
your e-mail mailbox
is beyond capacity.
If this occurs, please
call HiNet Customer
Service at 0800-080-412.
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| Q: |
Why is it that
I can receive mail, but
I cannot send mail¡H |
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If this is the
situation, check the following
below¡G |
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Check
to see if you have connected
successfully to HiNet
ADSL and that your e-mail
program server settings
are correct. |
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Make sure that you
are sending e-mail to
a correct and valid
address. You can test
this by sending an e-mail
to your own e-mail address.
If you do not receive
an e-mail, there is
a problem with your
outgoing mail server
- please contact HiNet
customer service for
more information. If
you do receive an e-mail
from yourself, there
is a problem with your
intended recipient¡¦s
e-mail address. Wait
a while before trying
to send an e-mail again
or ask your intended
recipient for his or
her correct e-mail address
again. |
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| 3. |
Check to
see if you are using
your HiNet account to
access the Internet.
If you are not using
a HiNet account, you
will not be able to
send e-mail. |
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Finally,
it is possible that
at the current moment
all HiNet mail servers
are too busy to send
mail. You can wait and
try again or try changing
your server settings
to use another outgoing
mail server. |
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| Q: |
Why
am I receiving a message
¡§host unknown¡¨¡H |
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You may receive
this message when the HiNet
mail server cannot find the
mail server of your intended
recipient, the intended recipient¡¦s
mail server is too busy, or
the intended recipient¡¦s mail
server does not exist. Try
again later or confirm the
correct address of your intended
recipient. |
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| Q: |
Why
does my connection break
during the middle of receiving
a message? |
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If this happens,
check the following below¡G |
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| 1. |
If the
quality of your internet
connection is not sufficient
during the reception
of a message, you may
not be able to receive
the complete message.
This often happens with
large e-mail attachments,
because your internet
connection is more vulnerable
to disconnect during
this time. You can try
and decrease the maximum
bandwidth of your internet
connection (by changing
your modem settings)
to connect at a more
stable speed. |
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| 2. |
If you are using Outlook
Express 5.0 to receive
e-mail, your computer
may be set to automatically
disconnect after receiving
e-mail. Run Outlook
Express 5.0 and go to¡iTools¡jthen¡iOptions¡j
then ¡iConnection Settings¡j.
Make sure that ¡iDisconnect
after receiving messages¡jis
unchecked. |
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| Q: |
Why
do I receive an ¡§incorrect
password¡¨ message when receiving
mail¡H |
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If this situation
arises, check the following¡G |
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| 1. |
Your password
may be entered incorrectly
in Outlook Express 5.0.
Go to¡iTools¡jand select¡iAccounts¡jthen
select your HiNet E-Mail
account and view¡iProperties¡j.
Go to¡iServer¡j and ¡iPasswords¡jand
re-enter your e-mail
password. |
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If you still cannot
connect to your e-mail
mailbox, call HiNet
customer service at
0800-080-412 and ask
them to test your e-mail
password. If this still
does not succeed, please
fax a request with the
following information
to the numbers below
asking HiNet to change
your e-mail password. |
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| Northern
Region¡G ( 02 )
2321-9854 |
| Central
Region ( Hsinchu
to JiaYi )¡G (
04 ) 2226-2844 |
| Southern
Region ( South
of JiaYi )¡G (
07 ) 344-3900 |
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Individual
Users |
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( 1 ) Copy of your
National ID card (both
sides)
( 2 ) Your HiNet user
ID number
( 3 ) Telephone number
and contact person
( 4 ) New e-mail password
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Corporate
users |
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( 1 ) Copy of your
company¡¦s operating
license
( 2 ) Your HiNet user
ID number
( 3 ) Telephone number
and contact person
( 4 ) New password (
please specify if you
would like to change
your login password
or your e-mail password,
and do not use CAPITAL
letters in your new
password ) |
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| Q: |
I
remember my own password
and would like to change
it. What do I do¡H |
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| Q: |
Why
is it that I cannot receive
my e-mail and my computer
stops responding for 60
seconds¡H |
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| 1. |
You
may be receiving a larger
e-mail with attachments,
which may take more
than 60 seconds to complete.
Wait a bit longer and
see if the message downloads. |
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| 2. |
Visit http://webmail.hinet.net
and use the HiNet webmail
software to view your
e-mail box. If you have
a large attachment you
may directly delete
it using the webmail
software. If you cannot
delete the message,
please contact HiNet
customer service and
give the customer service
representative your
HiNet user ID number
as well as your e-mail
ID and password and
he or she will help
you rectify the situation.
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| Q: |
Why
can¡¦t I receive any messages
from my friends or others¡H |
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| A: |
| Check
the following if this
situation arises¡G |
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| 1.. |
Check to
see if whoever is sending
you the e-mail message
has your correct e-mail
address. |
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| 2. |
Ask the
sender if they have
received any messages
from their mail server
after attempting to
send you an e-mail.
Usually, if they have
entered an incorrect
address, they will receive
a message from their
own e-mail server saying
¡§Host Unknown.¡¨ |
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| Q: |
Why
are my messages being returned¡H |
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| If
your messages are being
returned, check the
following¡G |
| 1.. |
Make
sure you have the correct
e-mail address of your
recipient. |
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| 2. |
If you
receive a bounced message
with the text ¡¨host
unknown¡¨¡Athen the mail
server of your recipient
is incorrect or not
functioning properly. |
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If you
receive a bounced message
with the text ¡§user
unknown¡¨¡Athen the mail
server exists but the
user name is not valid.
This may be due to mail
server error or recipient
giving you the wrong
e-mail address. |
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| Q: |
What
do I do if my mailbox exceeds
capacity¡H |
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HiNet offers
customers a mailbox capacity
of 50MB. If the amount of
mail received or stored on
our e-mail servers exceeds
50MB, the customer will not
be able to access their mailbox
and will receive a ¡§password
incorrect¡¨ message when attempting
to access their mailbox. To
correct this situation, please
contact HiNet customer service
at 0800-080-412. |
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| Q: |
My
mailbox has been Locked!
What do I do¡H |
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Your mailbox
may become locked if, while
receiving messages, your connection
drops, or in other irregular
situations. If this happens,
please contact HiNet customer
service at 0800-080-412. |
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| Q: |
How
do I set up the news server¡H |
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HiNet News server
address is: netnews.hinet.net
- users can use popular Usenet
or e-mail software to read
and connect to Usenet. |
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| Q: |
How
do I automatically forward
my e-mail¡H |
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Go to the HiNet
webpage and select ¡§Mail Page¡¨.
Then select ¡§Set up mail forwarding¡¨
and enter the address which
you wish to forward to in
the .forward file. After saving
the file, your e-mail should
be forwarded to the address
you have specified. |
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| Q: |
Why
am I receiving e-mail that
is not addressed to me¡H |
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Occasionally
you will receive e-mail that
is not addressed to you specifically
because the sender has put
your address in the ¡§CC¡¨ (Carbon
Copy) field instead of the
¡§To¡¨ field. The CC field is
used to send a copy of an
e-mail to someone else at
the same time that the original
message is being sent. There
is a variation of CC called
BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) in
which the recipients that
are receiving the e-mail cannot
see each other¡¦s email address,
which can be seen when receiving
CCs. |
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| Q: |
Why
is it taking so long to
send out an e-mail¡H |
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The HiNet outgoing
mail server is probably under
very heavy load and processing
requests slowly. You can try
to send your e-mail out later,
or use a different HiNet outgoing
mail server. |
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| Q: |
Why
am I getting the same messages
again¡H |
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| A: |
Check the following
two possibilities if you are
receiving the same messages
again¡G |
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It
is possible that your
mailbox size has exceeded
50 MB and is no longer
properly functioning.
Please call HiNet customer
service at 0800-080-412. |
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If your
mailbox is not exceeding
capacity, it is possible
that you have set your
e-mail program to leave
old messages on the
server, and that you
are downloading them
again when you are checking
e-mail. Try changing
the following settings
if you suspect this
is the case: |
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| Outlook
Express¡G |
Select¡iTools¡jthen¡iAccounts¡j¡Athen¡iMail¡j.
Select your HiNet
E-mail account
and choose¡iProperties¡j.
Finally, choose
¡iSend/Receive¡jand
uncheck¡iLeave
Mail on Server¡j. |
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Outlook¡G |
Select¡iTools¡jthen¡iE-Mail
Accounts¡j¡Athen¡iE-mail¡jand
then¡iChange E-mail
Account Settings¡j.
Click¡iNext¡j to
continue and select
your HiNet E-mail
account. Select¡iChange¡j¡Aand
click on ¡iOther
Settings¡j¡Aand
choose¡iAdvanced¡j.
Uncheck¡iLeave
Mail on Server¡j¡C |
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| Netscape¡G |
Select¡iOptions
and Settings¡jand
then choose¡iMail
and Internet Newsgroups¡j
Finally, choose
to¡iRemove Messages
from Server after
Read¡j. |
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| Internet
Mail¡G |
From¡iMail¡jselect¡iOptions¡jthen
select¡iServer¡jand
then¡iAdvanced
Settings¡j¡AUncheck¡iLeave
Mail on Server¡j¡C
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| Eudora¡G |
Select¡iTools¡jthen¡iOptions¡j¡Athen¡iChecking
E-mail¡j. Uncheck¡iLeave
Mail on Server¡j. |
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| Q: |
Why
are my e-mails unreadable
(strange symbols)¡H |
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| 1. |
For
most e-mails received
and sent in Taiwan,
the default language
setting is Traditional
Chinese. Make sure your
language settings are
set correctly¡G |
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| Outlook
Express¡G |
Select¡iView¡jthen¡iEncoding¡j¡Aand
choose¡iTraditional
Chinese¡j. |
| Netscape Communicator¡G |
From¡iView¡jselect¡iEncoding¡j¡Aand
set it to¡iTraditional
Chinese¡j. |
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Sometimes
when the sender and
the recipient are using
different versions of
operating systems or
e-mail programs, their
messages may appear
to be unreadable. |
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| Q: |
How
do I apply for access to
send bulk e-mail¡H |
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| 1. |
Please
call 0800-080-412 and
ask a HiNet Customer
Service for an¡iApplication
for Bulk E-mail Transmission¡j¡APlease
leave your fax number
and an application will
be faxed to you¡C |
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After finishing
your application (including
a daytime contact phone
number)¡Aplease fax your
form to ( 02 ) 2321-9854.
If fax transmission
is successful, you may
begin to distribute
bulk e-mail in 5 days.
If HiNet has any problems
or concerns, we will
contact you using your
daytime contact phone
number¡C |
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| Q: |
Why
do I receive a message stating
¡§Cannot logon using secure
password authentication¡¨
when using Outlook Express¡H |
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When you receive
this message¡Arun the Outlook
Express Program, select [Tools¡jthen¡iAccounts¡j¡Aand
then¡iMail¡j. Find your HiNet
E-mail account and select
¡iProperties¡j¡ASelect¡iServer¡jand
uncheck¡iLogon using secure
password authentication¡j¡C |
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