Sending Mail via Panix

To prevent Panix's mail servers from being used by spammers, we have changed our SMTP (outgoing mail) servers to require authentication in most cases. This means that you need to log in to send mail, not just to receive it.

Instructions for setting up SMTP authentication in the most common mail clients may be found on our software help page.

• Set your outgoing mail server to:

  mail.panix.com
  

• If your email address ends in "@panix.com", just use your email address as the username. (Your Panix login by itself will also work.)
• If your email address ends in anything else, you need to enter your full email address including the "@[domain]" part.
• Some providers block port 25 on other systems. If you can't use port 25, try port 2525 or port 587 instead.
• If you are using secure SMTP (that is, SSL-wrapped SMTP) you should use port 465.

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