M
mlmh
It worked yesterday. I didn't change anyting. I can receive email. Why am I
suddenly unable to send email.
suddenly unable to send email.
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Oliver Vukovics [Public Shareware]
Hi mlmh,
have a look on this site :
"I can receive, but not send e-mail messages"
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011105491033.aspx
Maybe it helps.
have a look on this site :
"I can receive, but not send e-mail messages"
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011105491033.aspx
Maybe it helps.
M
mlmh
Thank you for replying to my post.
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 wonder, what should I do!
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 wonder, what should I do!
M
mlmh
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.
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.
M
mlmh
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.
and on the Advanced tab, I set Use the following encryption to SSL; saved;
clicked Send/Rec, it worked.
M
mlmh
I deleted Outlook.pst from C:\Documents and Settings/MLMH/Local Data
Settings/Microsoft /Outlook. It had 6774 duplicate messages in it.
I copied old version of Outlook.pst to C:\Documents and Settings/MLMH/Local
Data Settings/Microsoft /Outlook.
New version is updating.
Settings/Microsoft /Outlook. It had 6774 duplicate messages in it.
I copied old version of Outlook.pst to C:\Documents and Settings/MLMH/Local
Data Settings/Microsoft /Outlook.
New version is updating.
M
mlmh
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.
so I might as well stop it, delete outlook.pst else I'll have 6,000
duplicates.