Using Outlook '07, I have automatic send/recieve set for every five minutes
so that I can automatically forward to a yahoo account in order to "push" to
my Iphone. The problem is that sometimes I have a dialogue box pop up that
says "enter network password". My username and password are already in the
appropriate boxes and I click "ok" and then the mail will be downloaded from
the server. Obviously when I am away and this happens, I don't get email to
my Iphone. Why does this happen? I have the account set up to remember my
password.

Thanks!

This could be caused by interruptions connecting to the SMTP server. IS
the SMTP on yahoo? These servers may be overloaded. Many larger servers
like Yahoo or gmail do not guarantee high percentage uptime on their smtp,
only on their web based versions of their products.

Thanks,
James Jardine


On 10/16/08 2:53 PM, in article
, "A.P. Brunkhorst"
wrote:

Using Outlook '07, I have automatic send/recieve set for every five minutes
so that I can automatically forward to a yahoo account in order to "push" to
my Iphone. The problem is that sometimes I have a dialogue box pop up that
says "enter network password". My username and password are already in the
appropriate boxes and I click "ok" and then the mail will be downloaded from
the server. Obviously when I am away and this happens, I don't get email to
my Iphone. Why does this happen? I have the account set up to remember my
password.

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply but I don't know how to answer your question. Is
there a way I can tell? I just know that I get the message through Outlook.
For instance, when I sat down a few minutes ago, the message was there so I
clicked "ok." It did a send/recieve with no messages incoming. As I am
typing this, another scheduled send/receive occured with a new message that
was immediately forwarded to yahoo which pushed to my iphone. I have an AOL
mail account also. I think I'll try testing with another outlook rule to
forward to that account also and see how it works. Driving me crazy!

"James Jardine" wrote in message
...
This could be caused by interruptions connecting to the SMTP server. IS
the SMTP on yahoo? These servers may be overloaded. Many larger servers
like Yahoo or gmail do not guarantee high percentage uptime on their smtp,
only on their web based versions of their products.

Thanks,
James Jardine


On 10/16/08 2:53 PM, in article
, "A.P. Brunkhorst"
wrote:

Using Outlook '07, I have automatic send/recieve set for every five
minutes
so that I can automatically forward to a yahoo account in order to "push"
to
my Iphone. The problem is that sometimes I have a dialogue box pop up
that
says "enter network password". My username and password are already in
the
appropriate boxes and I click "ok" and then the mail will be downloaded
from
the server. Obviously when I am away and this happens, I don't get email
to
my Iphone. Why does this happen? I have the account set up to remember
my
password.

Thanks!

Would this help?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956531/en-us




"A.P. Brunkhorst" wrote:

Thanks for your reply but I don't know how to answer your question. Is
there a way I can tell? I just know that I get the message through Outlook.
For instance, when I sat down a few minutes ago, the message was there so I
clicked "ok." It did a send/recieve with no messages incoming. As I am
typing this, another scheduled send/receive occured with a new message that
was immediately forwarded to yahoo which pushed to my iphone. I have an AOL
mail account also. I think I'll try testing with another outlook rule to
forward to that account also and see how it works. Driving me crazy!

"James Jardine" wrote in message
.. .
This could be caused by interruptions connecting to the SMTP server. IS
the SMTP on yahoo? These servers may be overloaded. Many larger servers
like Yahoo or gmail do not guarantee high percentage uptime on their smtp,
only on their web based versions of their products.

Thanks,
James Jardine


On 10/16/08 2:53 PM, in article
, "A.P. Brunkhorst"
wrote:

Using Outlook '07, I have automatic send/recieve set for every five
minutes
so that I can automatically forward to a yahoo account in order to "push"
to
my Iphone. The problem is that sometimes I have a dialogue box pop up
that
says "enter network password". My username and password are already in
the
appropriate boxes and I click "ok" and then the mail will be downloaded
from
the server. Obviously when I am away and this happens, I don't get email
to
my Iphone. Why does this happen? I have the account set up to remember
my
password.

Thanks!

Anyone solve this problem yet? I have it as well and am going crazy. Pops up
every few seconds and interrupts my work.

I am on Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and I use Comcast and a host. This only
happens with the Comcast mail accounts.

Thanks ...
wrote in message
...
Would this help?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956531/en-us




"A.P. Brunkhorst" wrote:

Thanks for your reply but I don't know how to answer your question. Is
there a way I can tell? I just know that I get the message through
Outlook.
For instance, when I sat down a few minutes ago, the message was there so
I
clicked "ok." It did a send/recieve with no messages incoming. As I am
typing this, another scheduled send/receive occured with a new message
that
was immediately forwarded to yahoo which pushed to my iphone. I have an
AOL
mail account also. I think I'll try testing with another outlook rule to
forward to that account also and see how it works. Driving me crazy!

"James Jardine" wrote in message
. ..
This could be caused by interruptions connecting to the SMTP server.
IS
the SMTP on yahoo? These servers may be overloaded. Many larger
servers
like Yahoo or gmail do not guarantee high percentage uptime on their
smtp,
only on their web based versions of their products.

Thanks,
James Jardine


On 10/16/08 2:53 PM, in article
, "A.P. Brunkhorst"
wrote:

Using Outlook '07, I have automatic send/recieve set for every five
minutes
so that I can automatically forward to a yahoo account in order to
"push"
to
my Iphone. The problem is that sometimes I have a dialogue box pop up
that
says "enter network password". My username and password are already in
the
appropriate boxes and I click "ok" and then the mail will be downloaded
from
the server. Obviously when I am away and this happens, I don't get
email
to
my Iphone. Why does this happen? I have the account set up to remember
my
password.

Thanks!

"Terri" wrote in message
...

Anyone solve this problem yet? I have it as well and am going crazy. Pops
up every few seconds and interrupts my work.

I am on Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and I use Comcast and a host. This
only happens with the Comcast mail accounts.

Have you investigated these?
http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?mode=a&query=enter+network+password&s pid=2520&catalog=LCID%3D1033&1033comm=1&res=20
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Via "Tools" menu, "E-mail Accounts" view/change then [Next], select your
account, [Change]...

In the "E-mail Accounts" dialog use [More Settings...]; in the "Internet
E-mail Settings" dialog, "Outgoing Server" tab, see if SMTP "Requires
authentication". The usual setting is use same password as POP3. It
could be that Comcast requires or does NOT require this.

Change this FROM what you see when you first look at the "Outgoing
Server" tab.

Back in the "E-mail Accounts" dialog use [Test Account Settings...]

Note that this happened to me when my email provider changed their
policy to require a SMTP password, the did not call me or send
snail-mail. Had to call them.


--
===============
Master Blaster
Computer System Specialist
IT Technician




"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
:

"Terri" wrote in message
...


Anyone solve this problem yet? I have it as well and am going crazy. Pops
up every few seconds and interrupts my work.

I am on Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and I use Comcast and a host. This
only happens with the Comcast mail accounts.


Have you investigated these?
http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?mode=a&query=enter+network+password&s pid=2520&catalog=LCID%3D1033&1033comm=1&res=20
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

They're all useless. Why does this happen and why doesn't MS have a fix for
this? It's really ****ing me off!!!

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
"Terri" wrote in message
...

Anyone solve this problem yet? I have it as well and am going crazy. Pops
up every few seconds and interrupts my work.

I am on Outlook 2003 with Windows XP and I use Comcast and a host. This
only happens with the Comcast mail accounts.

Have you investigated these?
http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?mode=a&query=enter+network+password&s pid=2520&catalog=LCID%3D1033&1033comm=1&res=20
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]