I have installed PERL 561 with the following packages:

- DBD-ODBC
- DBI
- Mail-Sender
This installation was performed in two machines:

A - Windows 2000 Server
B - Windows 2000 Pro
I have a PERL program that makes a connection with the SMTP called SVRSMTP and sends an email to a user called USU1.
The program was executed in the machine A and the email is successfully sent
The program was executed in the machine B and it is not able to send the email. The following message is sent by the variable $Mail::Sender::Error
- connect() failed
Can anyone send me a suggestion of is happenning?
Thank you very much!
    use Mail::Sender;
    $To        = $ARGV[0]; # Here is passed a valid email-address
    $From        = $ARGV[1]; # Here is passed a valid email-address
    $Server    = $ARGV[2]; # Here is passed a server ip address that d
+oesnt need login authentification
    $Subject    = $ARGV[3]; # Passed a string "subject test"
    $Body        = $ARGV[4]; # Passed a string "body test"
    $Attach    = $ARGV[5]; # Here receive a c:\temp\testatt.txt and th
+is file exists
    $Cc    = "";

    $sender = new Mail::Sender {
        smtp => $Server, 
        from => $From};
    $sender->MailFile({
        to => $To,
        subject => $Subject,
        msg => $Body,
        file => $Attach});

    $sender->Close;

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