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I am having difficulty with Office Outlook 2005 sending attachments greater
than about 200KB. If I send something larger, Outlook fails with a code
'0x800CCC0F', usually in less than 30 seconds. This is a consistent
repeatable problem, not intermittent.
I am on Office Outlook 2003 with all current patches and service packs
applied. I am running Windows XP Home, again with all current service packs
applied. I have Norton Intenet Security 2005. I am on a 512kbps DSL
connnection to my ISP, Integra Telecom. I am running through a Linksys
BFSR41 router.
I have contacted my ISP several times. The server is not down (smaller
e-mails go through consistently). I have disabled outgoing anti-virus
scanning (doesn't help). I have searched Microsoft and Symantec knowledge
bases and tried a number of things, none of which seems to work. My ISP tech
support suggested increasing the server timeout setting on my account to 5
minutes. I have also set the MTU setting on the router as suggested in MS
knowledge base article 813514. None of these have helped.
I have been able to get large attachments to go if I shut down Norton
Internet Security altogether, but that isn't acceptable in the long run.
Please help. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan Nelson
than about 200KB. If I send something larger, Outlook fails with a code
'0x800CCC0F', usually in less than 30 seconds. This is a consistent
repeatable problem, not intermittent.
I am on Office Outlook 2003 with all current patches and service packs
applied. I am running Windows XP Home, again with all current service packs
applied. I have Norton Intenet Security 2005. I am on a 512kbps DSL
connnection to my ISP, Integra Telecom. I am running through a Linksys
BFSR41 router.
I have contacted my ISP several times. The server is not down (smaller
e-mails go through consistently). I have disabled outgoing anti-virus
scanning (doesn't help). I have searched Microsoft and Symantec knowledge
bases and tried a number of things, none of which seems to work. My ISP tech
support suggested increasing the server timeout setting on my account to 5
minutes. I have also set the MTU setting on the router as suggested in MS
knowledge base article 813514. None of these have helped.
I have been able to get large attachments to go if I shut down Norton
Internet Security altogether, but that isn't acceptable in the long run.
Please help. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan Nelson