Click here if you want to access the Popmail login for e-mail. If you need to print statements, etc. please visit our Services Page (customer support).
If you can't find the help you need here, please contact us.
Here are a some setup guides for wireless and e-mail.
If you don't see a guide for a particular operating system or e-mail client, please give us a call for help. Remember that Internet & E-mail setup is free for our subscribers so you are welcome to bring in your computer to the shop to have it done.
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Wireless Setup
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After your wireless radio has been installed, connect the network cable leading from it to the CPE side of your POE (small white or black box). It's very important to connect the cables properly!
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Connect the power cable in to the POE. You should connect the green wire on the POE to a electrical outlet cover, computer tower, or something else which is properly grounded.
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From the PC side of the POE, connect another network cable to a computer or router.
Important: We strongly recommend using a Power Backup UPS unit to protect from possible electrical power surges. Your equipment is not covered if it is damaged by a power surge.
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Dialup SetupPlease click here to view this guide on the 100mile.com support page.
E-mail Setup
To find what version you have, normally you click on "Help", then "About" within the e-mail program.
- Windows Mail (Vista)
- Outlook Express 5/6
- Netscape 7.2 Mail
- Mozilla Thunderbird 1.5
- Outlook 2007
- Outlook 2002/2003
- Outlook 2000
- Eudora 7.1
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Wireless Problems
You can't get anywhere online and can't send/receive e-mail
- First, look at the "Important Notices" (also linked on home page) to see if anything is down or if we are experiencing any technical difficulties.
- If you use a router, unplug the power to it for about 10 seconds, then plug it back in. Check your internet connection in a minute or two. Restart your computer if it fails to connect and try going online again.
- Unplug the power to the PoE for about 10 seconds, then plug it back in. Check your internet connection in a minute or two. Restart your computer if it fails to connect and try going online again.
- Make sure all devices have power (lights are on) including the PoE, and router if you have one.
- Next check all cables and make sure that none of them are loose or damaged.
- Double-check that everything is connected in the proper sequence. The Radio has a network cable that connects to the PoE (CPE Side). On the PC side of the PoE, make sure a cable goes directly to your computer or Router WAN port if you use one. See the wireless setup diagram above.
- If you use a router, bypass it and connect one computer directly to the PoE (PC side), reboot your computer, and see if your internet connection is up. If the router bypass works, then check your router documentation for further help on getting that running properly. Restart your computer if it fails to connect and try going online again.
- Other possible causes are viruses, spyware, adware, malware, browser search bars, proxy servers, firewalls, security suites, etc.
- If you are unable to diagnose the problem yourself call us! You are welcome to bring your computer, router, etc. in to the shop for us to diagnose and/or clean-up. Labour charges may apply depending on issue.

Dial-up Issues
Please click here to view this guide on the 100mile.com support page.

E-mail Help
Important: Do not use "Secure Password Authentication", "Outgoing Mail Authentication", or "SSL".
You receive a e-mail username or password error
- Usernames & passwords are case-sensitive. Make sure you are typing them in exactly how they should be. Do not use any special characters including spaces. An exception for some account names is the underscore (_) character. Re-type in your username and password.
- Don't forget to keep the "CAPS lock" key off on the keyboard.
- Verify the keys on your keyboard are all functioning.
- Check to make sure you have the correct mail servers setup in your e-mail program. See above "Mail Settings" for appropriate information.
- Some anti-virus software can lock or block the email. Temporally disable e-mail scanning or see the Help or Troubleshooting section of the software you are using.
- If you are having trouble with downloading a large attachment and the download times out, this is a common error to get if the server still thinks you are logged in. Close your e-mail program, wait 10 minutes for the server to timeout your session, then log into our Popmail page. From here you can delete or attempt to download the message you were having trouble with. Make sure you "Sign Out" of the Popmail site before attempting to download the rest of your e-mail via e-mail program.
- Your account may be on hold or closed. Please call us to find out if this is the case.
While trying to send an e-mail, you get a "Relay access denied" error
- This typically happens when you are attempting to send e-mail through a server which doesn't accept mail transfers from a different internet providers connection.
Example: Connecting to a different company's high-speed connection and trying to send mail using smtp.bcwireless.com for your BCWireless e-mail account. In this case you should be using their outgoing mail server address to send messages. It may be easier to just use the Popmail instead of having to change this.
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