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Outlook 2003 clients in front of SBS2003 server. Mail and domain hosted by
ISP. I have 6 clients working fine, one will not. When you test the account an error occurs saying in cannot connect to the smtp server. This happens instantly so I get the impression the local Outlook installation is blocking it somehow. Another interesting aspect is that the account can receive via Outlook, just not send. The user name and password work on the ISP's WEB based mail service. Is there a setting I am missing? Has anyone else run into and solved this behavior? TIA S Low |
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hi mate i had the same problem, i was changing from yahoo mail to outlook,
what i had to do was, go to tools then options,then mail setup,then e-mail accounts, then on there cheak view or change existing and then click next, then double click on your pop3 name at the top,then click more settings,then outgoing server and make sure that "my outgoing sever(SMTP) IS CHECKED in the box and that should do it hope it helps "SLow" wrote: Outlook 2003 clients in front of SBS2003 server. Mail and domain hosted by ISP. I have 6 clients working fine, one will not. When you test the account an error occurs saying in cannot connect to the smtp server. This happens instantly so I get the impression the local Outlook installation is blocking it somehow. Another interesting aspect is that the account can receive via Outlook, just not send. The user name and password work on the ISP's WEB based mail service. Is there a setting I am missing? Has anyone else run into and solved this behavior? TIA S Low |
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I do have the SMTP Server verification informaiton in the setup. My question
is why do I have 7 supposedly identical setups, all software and configuration done by SBS2003, and 6 work and one does not? Is there some registry entry that could be wrong, or and Exchange setting not set? TIA S Low "Bryanjj" wrote: hi mate i had the same problem, i was changing from yahoo mail to outlook, what i had to do was, go to tools then options,then mail setup,then e-mail accounts, then on there cheak view or change existing and then click next, then double click on your pop3 name at the top,then click more settings,then outgoing server and make sure that "my outgoing sever(SMTP) IS CHECKED in the box and that should do it hope it helps "SLow" wrote: Outlook 2003 clients in front of SBS2003 server. Mail and domain hosted by ISP. I have 6 clients working fine, one will not. When you test the account an error occurs saying in cannot connect to the smtp server. This happens instantly so I get the impression the local Outlook installation is blocking it somehow. Another interesting aspect is that the account can receive via Outlook, just not send. The user name and password work on the ISP's WEB based mail service. Is there a setting I am missing? Has anyone else run into and solved this behavior? TIA S Low |
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Can you connect to the SMTP server from this workstation via telnet?
http://www.activexperts.com/activemail/telnet/ Sending e-mail via Telnet Hal -- Hal Hostetler, CPBE -- Senior Engineer/MIS -- MS MVP-Print/Imaging -- WA7BGX http://www.kvoa.com -- "When News breaks, we fix it!" KVOA Television, Tucson, AZ. NBC Channel 4 Still Cadillacin' - www.badnewsbluesband.com "SLow" wrote in message ... I do have the SMTP Server verification informaiton in the setup. My question is why do I have 7 supposedly identical setups, all software and configuration done by SBS2003, and 6 work and one does not? Is there some registry entry that could be wrong, or and Exchange setting not set? TIA S Low "Bryanjj" wrote: hi mate i had the same problem, i was changing from yahoo mail to outlook, what i had to do was, go to tools then options,then mail setup,then accounts, then on there cheak view or change existing and then click next, then double click on your pop3 name at the top,then click more settings,then outgoing server and make sure that "my outgoing sever(SMTP) IS CHECKED in the box and that should do it hope it helps "SLow" wrote: Outlook 2003 clients in front of SBS2003 server. Mail and domain hosted by ISP. I have 6 clients working fine, one will not. When you test the account an error occurs saying in cannot connect to the smtp server. This happens instantly so I get the impression the local Outlook installation is blocking it somehow. Another interesting aspect is that the account can receive via Outlook, just not send. The user name and password work on the ISP's WEB based mail service. Is there a setting I am missing? Has anyone else run into and solved this behavior? TIA S Low |
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