The message you directed me to contained these words, "If SPA is required by
your Internet service provider (ISP), ...... verify that you have configured
Outlook to use SPA." I checked with AT&T and was told SPA was not required.
And SPA was not checked.
AT&T asked me to delete the email account and add it back. When I did
Send/Recieved started automatically. After the Send phase completed the two
messages that were in Outbox were still in Outbox. And Receive started
downloading 6,747 messages from the pop server. After a few hundered
messages were downloaded I found away to stop it.
I received that following error message when I logged onto my email account
on my desktop computer rather than notebook computer.
"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that could
not be verified. The certificates CN name does not match the passed value.
Do you wnat to continue?" I said yes, and it eventually performed both
Send/Receive operations.
I wonder what caused this message to appear, maybe something similar is
happening my notebook.
I decided to check Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SAP);
and on the Advanced tab, I set Use the following encryption to SSL; saved;
clicked Send/Rec, it worked.
Rather than update from where it left of, it is starting from the beginning,
so I might as well stop it, delete outlook.pst else I'll have 6,000
duplicates.
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