said:
> Yes my servers domain name is news.verizon.net (I used that in
>thunderbird and Mozilla). I also entered this domain name in at least one
>place in seamonkey--to no avail.
I suspect this may be the wrong server name. From the command line, try
telnet -p 119 news.verizon.net
or if this does not work
telnet news.verizon.net 119
The telnet command syntax changes depending on the tcp/ip version you are
running.
The server does not respond here, but that could be because Verizon is not
my ISP.
Regards,
Steven
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