I am having the same issue. Att. net (the old sbcglobal) made changes to
their email system. Basically you have to "allow" each individual email
address that goes through your dsl email account on your Att website. Call
ATT - they will walk you through. The SSL issue is on top of that.
I have several computers and laptops on a network. The older outlook 2000 is
working, but 2003 Outlook has the SSL issue. ATT said call Microsoft.
Microsoft asked for lots of $$. Then they said ask the Microsoft community.
Here is my current error message
Task 'email.barnettinc.com - sending' reported error (0x800CCC&D) : 'Your
outgoing (SMTP) server does not support SSL - secured connections. If SSL -
secured connections have worked in the past, contact your server
administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).'
I think my ISP is slammed with phone calls today. (Thanks ATT).
I made certian that all of my office updates have been completed. Is there
something else I can do?
ATT has you set up outlook to log in to ATT for every email download, but
Outlook will not keep my password for that log in. I am talking about the
screen at
Email accounts, more settings, outgoing server tab, check the box that says
My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
Check the radio button that says Log on using, add Att main user email and
password and check the remember password check box.
Then check the radio button Log on to incoming mail server before sending
mail.
Whew.


"Peter Foldes" wrote:

What is the exact error message that is shown. Also which AV is being used to scan email

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"MariaMZ" wrote in message ...
I am using Outlook 2003 and 3 days ago it stopped sending. I can still
recieve. The message I get says that the server was found but did not
respond. It said to check my port & SSL ststus and I have MANY MANY times.
Any ideas?