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We have 2 email sub-accounts to our VOL account. We access these via separate instances of Eudora, as separate 'users' under Windows. Per the latest VZ notification, I changed the email settings for both users, to 'pop.verizon.net', 'smtp.verizon.net', and (SSL) 'required, alt port'. When I went to get email, I had to re-enter the password. (I used the 'master account' password.)
On one sub-account, this worked fine.
On the other, we get an "authentication failed" error. Any thoughts would be appreciated. In particular, can a sub-account have a different password than the root account? (My records don't show that we did that, but things can be forgotten.)
Thanks,
George
I'm having the same issues with MS Outlook. The new settings don't work.
@ge_315 wrote:... can a sub-account have a different password than the root account? (My records don't show that we did that, but things can be forgotten.) ...
There is no relationship among passwords for either the primary account or any of the nine allowed subaccounts. In many cases it is useful to have the same passwords, of course, but there is no requirement to do so.