Sending Mail in ASP.NET

[amitbhanage]

I try to send the mail using asp.net 2005
The code I am using is

Try
Dim strTo As String = "to@yahoo.c om"
Dim strFrom As String = "from@gmail.com "
Dim strSubject As String = "Hi Chris"
SmtpMail.Send(s trFrom, strTo, strSubject, "Boby: Hi how r u")
Response.Write( "Email is send")
Catch ex As Exception
Response.Write( ex.Message.ToSt ring)
End Try

First time I am successful to send the mail but then I got the error like :

The transport failed to connect to the server.
Failure sending mail.
The transport failed to connect to the server.

[ruchikagupta]

the same problem came with me while doing the same thing the problem was tht local host was not installed on my system do check whether the local host is installed on ur system or not

I try to send the mail using asp.net 2005
The code I am using is

Try
Dim strTo As String = "to@yahoo.c om"
Dim strFrom As String = "from@gmail.com "
Dim strSubject As String = "Hi Chris"
SmtpMail.Send(s trFrom, strTo, strSubject, "Boby: Hi how r u")
Response.Write( "Email is send")
Catch ex As Exception
Response.Write( ex.Message.ToSt ring)
End Try

First time I am successful to send the mail but then I got the error like :

The transport failed to connect to the server.
Failure sending mail.
The transport failed to connect to the server.

[supunf]

Hi,

there is a property called smtp.Server. ( ican't remember exsaclty) there
in that give the ip address of the mail server.

then it should be ok

Cheers

Supun Fernando

I try to send the mail using asp.net 2005
The code I am using is

Try
Dim strTo As String = "to@yahoo.c om"
Dim strFrom As String = "from@gmail.com "
Dim strSubject As String = "Hi Chris"
SmtpMail.Send(s trFrom, strTo, strSubject, "Boby: Hi how r u")
Response.Write( "Email is send")
Catch ex As Exception
Response.Write( ex.Message.ToSt ring)
End Try

First time I am successful to send the mail but then I got the error like :

The transport failed to connect to the server.
Failure sending mail.
The transport failed to connect to the server.

[daltwisney]

Hi,

there is a property called smtp.Server. ( ican't remember exsaclty) there
in that give the ip address of the mail server.

then it should be ok

Cheers

Supun Fernando

SmtpMail.SMTPSe rver is a read/write property that you can use to find out what the mail server is. It's fairly common to add a key that represents the SMTP server to web.config or app.config, but one can always set this property dynamically (eg, SmtpMail.SMTPSe rver = mail-relay.foo.com ) It may also help to PING the mail server or connect to port 25 of the mail server to ensure that it's reachable. When all else fails, check with the local admin. :-)

-d.