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Hello,
I have Windows 2003 Standard Server running POP3 service. Email server does NOT require SPA for all client connections. When connecting with a client (Outlook 2003), if I don't check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)" checkbox for E-mail account settings, I can't login to receive email. I get prompted for the password continuously w/o any logon success. If I check SPA checkbox on the client email settings, I have no problems receiving emails. Why does the CLIENT works when SPA checkbox is checked off when POP3 Server doesn't require it? In general, I want to be able to send/receive email without being prompted (saving my password). Thanks in advance! |
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Is this standard server a member of a domain or in workgroup mode? The
reason that I ask is that it might come down to the way you are supplying the user id to logon to the mailbox. wrote in message ps.com... Hello, I have Windows 2003 Standard Server running POP3 service. Email server does NOT require SPA for all client connections. When connecting with a client (Outlook 2003), if I don't check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)" checkbox for E-mail account settings, I can't login to receive email. I get prompted for the password continuously w/o any logon success. If I check SPA checkbox on the client email settings, I have no problems receiving emails. Why does the CLIENT works when SPA checkbox is checked off when POP3 Server doesn't require it? In general, I want to be able to send/receive email without being prompted (saving my password). Thanks in advance! |
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Thanks for the help! it did turn out to be the way i supplied the
username, should've done the full email address. Thanks again!!! neo [mvp outlook] wrote: Is this standard server a member of a domain or in workgroup mode? The reason that I ask is that it might come down to the way you are supplying the user id to logon to the mailbox. wrote in message ps.com... Hello, I have Windows 2003 Standard Server running POP3 service. Email server does NOT require SPA for all client connections. When connecting with a client (Outlook 2003), if I don't check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)" checkbox for E-mail account settings, I can't login to receive email. I get prompted for the password continuously w/o any logon success. If I check SPA checkbox on the client email settings, I have no problems receiving emails. Why does the CLIENT works when SPA checkbox is checked off when POP3 Server doesn't require it? In general, I want to be able to send/receive email without being prompted (saving my password). Thanks in advance! |
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