how can outlook express configure on client machines

Dear helper,
I m tring to configure outlook express on different client machine but unfortunetly i cant. The hole setup describe in details below.
Setup of outlook express on server machine sucsesfully with pop3-(mail.aei-co.com)our email server and smtp-(smtp-khi1.super.net.pk)our isp. Therefore i m sending email through my isp and collecting email from our email server.
Using wingate 3.05 for networking, all system on win98.
Now i m tring to configure outlook express on client machines with different email address. for example sales, careers etc.
I tring to use wingate help for resolving this problem but i cant.
So any one provide help, please describe help in clear steps.
Adnan Hashmi

Dear AdnanHashmi

Let me know something about your network. How you are connected with Internet? I routable IP from ISP on server and server is running winget, right ? And all other client PC is running with private block IP address, like 192.168.x.x or 172.16.x.x.

If your network is like this, As per I can understand, problem with your winget configuration, not in your client pc's outlook express software.

Winget server is not running any "NAT" connection, so you have to proxy your winget server to collect POP3 mail from outside. I haven't work with winget for a while, only remmember that you need to enable POP3 service and smtp service on winget server and in your client outlook express, you have to setup like this:

POP3 Server = user#your-pop-server@your-winget-server-ip
Smtp = your-winget-server-ip

Checkout POP3 configuration of your winget help section, I am sure you will find the actual solution..

Let me know the result..

Thanks
Ahamed Bauani
http://www.bauani.org/

Dear Mr Ahamed Bauani
Thanks for your reply & suggestion about my problem, you are correct thinking about my networking configuration, but still my problem persists
When we set our pop server as "adnan#mail.aei-co.com@192.168.0.1", outlook express message popup is check your pop name. i m insists for this pop and press send/ receive button the error message is below
"The host 'adnan#mail.aei-co.com@192..168.0.1' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly. Account: 'adnan', Server: 'adnan#mail.aei-co.com@192..168.0.1', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 11001, Error Number: 0x800CCC0D"

setting with smtp server "192.168.0.1" mail sending is ok.
i m check my mail through web based system of mail.aei-co.com on same client is ok.
Pleae advise more things

Seems that Dump Outlook Express cann't ACCEPT "#" on username, you may need to move to other email client like eudora or mozilla from http://www.mozilla.org. I am not sure about mozilla if it's can support '#' on username, but why not give a try....

My personal advice not to use "Outlook Express" as your Internet Email Client, it will open door to outside world to have access to your PC via email :P

One more thing, have you read the helpfile for wingate ? is it the right way to chk POP mail by putting '#' sign with username ?

Let me know the result..

Thanks
Ahamed Bauani
http://www.bol-online.com/

Follow this

Outlook Requires:
General Tab:
--Mail account: Lastname, Firstname
--User information
----Name: adnan
----E-mail address: adnan@aei-co.com
Server Tab:
--Server information
----Outgoing mail (SMTP) 192.168.0.1
----Incoming mail (POP3) 192.168.0.1
--Incoming mail server
----Log on using
--------Account name adnan#mail.aei-co.com
--------Password ********
--Outgoing mail server
----This can be used if required.
Connection Tab
--Connect using my local area network (LAN)
Advanced Tab
--Server port numbers
----Outgoing mail (SMTP) 25
----Incoming mail (POP3) 110

WinGate Requires:

POP3 proxy server, default port 110
DNS server, default port 53.
SMTP mapping default port 25, default mapping to ISP's SMTP server on port 25

SMTP. To add a SMTP mapping service, complete the following steps:
* Del Old SMTP before
1. Logon to GateKeeper with Administrative rights
2. In the right hand pane, right click the word Services
3. Click New
4. Click Service
5. Click TCP mapping
6. Change the service name to SMTP mapping
7. Change the description to enables the sending of mail
8. Accept connections on port 25
9. Put a check in the Enable default mapping to checkbox
10. In the server textbox enter either the name or IP Address of the SMTP server
(mail.aei-co.com) port 25
11. Click the bindings tab
12. Click the Specify interfaces connections will be accepted on radio button
13. Ensure that the IP addresses of 192.168.0.1 and 127.0.0.1 are both in the Bound que
14. Click OK
15. Click on the save changes icon