Looking for a NewsGroup Server in the AT&T network

[Locksley Young]

Hi:
Anyone knows the name of a NewsGroup Server (NNTP) in the AT&T network?

Thanks much
Locksley

 

[F.H. Muffman]

Anyone knows the name of a NewsGroup Server (NNTP) in the AT&T

network?

Have you considered asking technical support at AT&T? I mean, assuming AT&T
is your ISP, I would think that they would know best if they provide a USENET
server. That said, http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=287 might help.

 

[PD43]

Hi:
Anyone knows the name of a NewsGroup Server (NNTP) in the AT&T network?

You will find everything you need at att.com

It will take some digging, but it's all there.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

You can also use news.prodigy.net. It works nationwide.

 

[Phillip Drummond]

"anyone knows"? what kind of english is that?

 

[Guest]

Hi:
Anyone knows the name of a NewsGroup Server (NNTP) in the AT&T network?

Thanks much
Locksley

This leads to that information if you're in the bellsouth.net part of
AT&T. I don't know if it works if you're in some other part, though.

http://my.att.net/newsgroup

Click on the Newsreader Setup option when you get there.
The instructions for Outlook Express are hidden under the
option for Internet Explorer, and Windows Mail uses mostly
the same instructions as Outlook Express but also needs an
extra step after the end of the Outlook Express instructions.

 

[Locksley Young]

We all make typos, Mr Drummond.... I am sorry if my typo offended you..

 

[Laura]

For dial up customers it is netnews.worldnet.att.net.

For those connecting through other ISPs it is inetnews.worldnet.att.net with
SSL enabled.

http://dslhelp.att.net/docs/use/ema...l-news-settings.htm?faqcounter=&platform=none

 

[Locksley Young]

Thanks Laura,
This is what I was looking for.. It Worked!!

Cheers.
Locksley

 

[F.H. Muffman]

Anyone knows the name of a NewsGroup Server (NNTP) in the AT&T

We all make typos, Mr Drummond.... I am sorry if my typo offended
you..

It'd also be a lot less ironic if someone complaining about someone's language
skills used proper grammar. At least, I think proper case is considered
grammar and not punctuation or spelling.