dont know.. what is SSL ?

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Can someone help me with me 2003 Outlook mail server set up?
I have WinXP Pro.edition, and I keep geting an error mesage while setting up
outlook that says..

Outlook could not connect to the incoming mail server. . . the problem
could be the server name or port or your server may not support SSL. Verify
your port and SSl settings in more Settings under Advanced tab....

I go there, I look at Incoming server box [ 110 ] and have no idea what it
all means. what is SSL?

thank you in advance for any answer.
 
Thank you :) ..now how do I fix my problem?? How do I know what port and SSL
is supposd to be in my PC??

M130 said:
SSL is Secure Socket Layer
M130

Cougarxr7us said:
Can someone help me with me 2003 Outlook mail server set up?
I have WinXP Pro.edition, and I keep geting an error mesage while setting up
outlook that says..

Outlook could not connect to the incoming mail server. . . the problem
could be the server name or port or your server may not support SSL. Verify
your port and SSl settings in more Settings under Advanced tab....

I go there, I look at Incoming server box [ 110 ] and have no idea what it
all means. what is SSL?

thank you in advance for any answer.
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cougarxr7us said:
Thank you :) ..now how do I fix my problem?? How do I know what port and SSL
is supposd to be in my PC??

M130 said:
SSL is Secure Socket Layer
M130

Cougarxr7us said:
Can someone help me with me 2003 Outlook mail server set up?
I have WinXP Pro.edition, and I keep geting an error mesage while setting up
outlook that says..

Outlook could not connect to the incoming mail server. . . the problem
could be the server name or port or your server may not support SSL. Verify
your port and SSl settings in more Settings under Advanced tab....

I go there, I look at Incoming server box [ 110 ] and have no idea what it
all means. what is SSL?

thank you in advance for any answer.
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