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Mark
Running Outlook 2002 SP2 on XP. I am also running my own SMTP server (QK
SMTP Server) on the same machine so that I do not need to reconfigure email
accounts when traveling and connecting via various ISPs.
Quite frequently when sending email from Outlook, the log of the SMTP server
shows that Outlook has correctly authenticated with the server, but the
actual email message is not sent from Outlook to the Server and it remains
in my outbox. Outlook eventually times out with an SMTP timeout error
0x8004210B and will continue to retry. At this time, I can either stop and
restart the SMTP server, or close and re-open Outlook and then the message
will successfully be sent.
I read in one forum that "There is a bug in a Windows component that Outlook
uses that causes Outlook to timeout if the connection to the server is too
fast" and that this can happen when the server and Outlook are on the same
machine. Anyone else heard of this issue???
I have tried the option of not letting Outlook send immediately but that
made no difference.
I can send successfully every time using Outlook Express on the local
machine (or on any other machine on the LAN) so this tends to point towards
Outlook as having the problem.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Mark
SMTP Server) on the same machine so that I do not need to reconfigure email
accounts when traveling and connecting via various ISPs.
Quite frequently when sending email from Outlook, the log of the SMTP server
shows that Outlook has correctly authenticated with the server, but the
actual email message is not sent from Outlook to the Server and it remains
in my outbox. Outlook eventually times out with an SMTP timeout error
0x8004210B and will continue to retry. At this time, I can either stop and
restart the SMTP server, or close and re-open Outlook and then the message
will successfully be sent.
I read in one forum that "There is a bug in a Windows component that Outlook
uses that causes Outlook to timeout if the connection to the server is too
fast" and that this can happen when the server and Outlook are on the same
machine. Anyone else heard of this issue???
I have tried the option of not letting Outlook send immediately but that
made no difference.
I can send successfully every time using Outlook Express on the local
machine (or on any other machine on the LAN) so this tends to point towards
Outlook as having the problem.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Mark