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Recv from frontiernet.net and hotmail.com email okay, cant send
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Rick
Mar 9, 2004, 3:05:52 PM3/9/04
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I cant send email with Outlook 2002 on Windows 2000 Pro.
Synch to both to recv is working fine. All updates
current. Problem seems to have recently developed, well
after installing a MS MN-700 G Base Wireless (currently
running with wires) router/firewall. What Outlook or
Router setting could be causing this and how was it
changed to cause it? Any thoughts?
Synch to both to recv is working fine. All updates
current. Problem seems to have recently developed, well
after installing a MS MN-700 G Base Wireless (currently
running with wires) router/firewall. What Outlook or
Router setting could be causing this and how was it
changed to cause it? Any thoughts?
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Jeff Stephenson [MSFT]
Mar 9, 2004, 5:08:25 PM3/9/04
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Sounds like your router/firewall might be blocking port 25 (which is used to
send via SMTP). Are you getting any error messages? If so what are they?
send via SMTP). Are you getting any error messages? If so what are they?
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Outlook Development
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Rick
Mar 10, 2004, 9:20:11 AM3/10/04
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Thanks for the response. I tested Outlook Express, it
sends email okay. The errors for Outlook 2002 send/recv
are:
0x8004210B .... "time-out waitng for response from sending
SMTP server"
and
0x800CCC0B .... "unknown error"
How do I check the Microsoft router to see if it is
blocking the send port 25? Also the Router Broadband
Utility is telling me my computer is using a "public IP
address not in the range set aside for private networks"
Is this a bad thing? If so how do I change it?>.
>
sends email okay. The errors for Outlook 2002 send/recv
are:
0x8004210B .... "time-out waitng for response from sending
SMTP server"
and
0x800CCC0B .... "unknown error"
How do I check the Microsoft router to see if it is
blocking the send port 25? Also the Router Broadband
Utility is telling me my computer is using a "public IP
address not in the range set aside for private networks"
Is this a bad thing? If so how do I change it?
>
Rick
Mar 10, 2004, 10:41:09 AM3/10/04
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An update...the public IP issue I raised has been
resolved. I was testing connecting the DSL modem directly
to the PC to try and isolate a problem with putting the
router in my network when the public IP address message
came up. My mistake.
Also, based on a suggestion from another poster, I
disabled my Norton virus check on outbound email I am
trying to send. That freed the Outbox and Outlook sends
seemed to work fine. Is this mis-coordination between
Outlook and Norton Antivirus that needs to be fixed?
resolved. I was testing connecting the DSL modem directly
to the PC to try and isolate a problem with putting the
router in my network when the public IP address message
came up. My mistake.
Also, based on a suggestion from another poster, I
disabled my Norton virus check on outbound email I am
trying to send. That freed the Outbox and Outlook sends
seemed to work fine. Is this mis-coordination between
Outlook and Norton Antivirus that needs to be fixed?
>.
>
Jeff Stephenson [MSFT]
Mar 10, 2004, 11:48:56 PM3/10/04
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See if Symantec has an update to Norton that fixes the problem. I believe
they do.
they do.
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Outlook Development
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