Well, if you get the same bounce notice whether you send from
Windows Mail, or from your ISP's website, then it is not a Windows Mail
problem. There is something wrong with the recipient's email address.
The technical details you received are too skimpy to make a more detailed
analysis.
--
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
Gregory C. said:
Okay, I fixed the problem with sending outgoing mail. It was blocked by ISP
and am using their "alternate" port as suggested. Now when I send mail to a
relative it I got these messages back:
Message 1 (the first time I sent after fixing outgoing problem)
Was the same as message one but included some sort of email address that was
similar to (e-mail address removed) or something.
Message 2 (which occurs whether I use WinMail or my isps mail site everytime
I try sending something to her.
=====================================================
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Delivery to the following recipients failed permanently:
* (her e-mail address here)
=====================================================
Technical details:
SMTP: host 206.190.53.191: (null)
=====================================================
:
At first WinMail was working great. Then I had the same problem as
everyone
else with the mail getting "stuck" in the outgoing mail. I installed the
KB
file for that and it fixed it... Occasionally it happens again and of
course
the KB file does no good but I restart the computer and it works again for
deleting. BUT NOW I just can't send e-mail anymore... Error code
0x800CCC78.
Can anyone help with this problem? I never changed my settings and it
worked
before...
What is the whole error message?
You could be using an address that goes with a different SMTP server (using
the email address for a different account).
You could be using a port blocked by your ISP when not using it's SMTP
server.
0x800CCC78 SMTP_REJECTED_SENDER Unknown sender.
