"The connection to the server has failed."

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Okay, So I have no anti-virus running. I have re set up the account then
deleted the old. Turned off secure auth mode, then got a new error..."Auth
mode not enabled"... go back in and enable auth mode. Now I get the memory
thing. 2gGhz processor, 1Gb RAM, 80G hard drive, brand new.. and watching
the vista widget, I am no where near pushing my memory.

I do know my company uses MD5 chalenge and response, but I get no option for
that in windows mail.

Please help =)
 
If your issue concerns "MD5 challenge and response" messages
then I can't help you since I know nothing about that.

Gary VanderMolen
 
I have a similar problem using microsoft mail on vista to access my IMAP
account - microsoft mail has basically refused to connect to the server - the
error message is 800ccc0e. Seems like a generic error code nobody can help
me with???
 
JJ said:
I have a similar problem using microsoft mail on vista to access my IMAP
account - microsoft mail has basically refused to connect to the server -
the
error message is 800ccc0e. Seems like a generic error code nobody can
help
me with???
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What is the complete error message?
 
hi, I am having the same problem WITH THE IMAP SERVER.IT IS SAYING account
imap,server smtp' protocol smtp,port 25 secure (SSL): NO socket error:11001
error number:0x800CC0D. WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO DO IS GO BACK AND SAT UP AGAIN
,BUT I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE TO GO . HELP ,PLEASE
 
Looks like you may have the outgoing server name wrong.
Go to Tools > Accounts > double-click the account name, Servers tab.

Gary VanderMolen
 
How to troubleshoot Vista mail program for AOL mail (after you have set up
your email account):

Click Tools, Accounts, (select one of the email account names),Properties.

On the General Tab show the following:
Be sure your full email address is shown
Be sure the box is checked to include this account when receiving mail
or synchronizing.
On the Servers Tab show the following:
Incoming mail IMAP.AOL.COM
Outgoing mail SMTP.AOL.COM
Email user name type in your AOL user name
Password type in your AOL password
Do not check the box that says log on using secure password
authentication
Outgoing Mail Server....check the box that says my server requires
authentication
Settings....select for next page, then show use same as incoming server.

On the Advanced Tab show the following:
Outgoing mail SMTP 587 (port number default is 25)
Incoming mail IMAP 143
Do not check either of the boxes that says server requires secure
connection.

Every time I use the send/receive, I get a message saying mail from the
outbox could not be copied to the send items folder. I checked and the sent
mail is there in the windows mail program. Also went into AOL and the mail
was also in the sent mail folder there.
 
If you have checked "log on using secure password authentication" for the
incoming mail server, that will generate this problem. Uncheck it.
 
The directions for aol email was helpful but can you run yahoomail through
the new windows mail with vista. I'm getting the same thing that Tom Charles
got.
 
biz420 said:
The directions for aol email was helpful but can you run yahoomail through
the new windows mail with vista. I'm getting the same thing that Tom
Charles
got.
"Pargrammy" wrote:
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Not free Yahoo mail in the US and Canada.
 
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howee jeff


Tom Charles said:
Thanks for the tip. I have done that, and now am getting a message which
states, "Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server, due to
non-network errors. This could, for example, indicate a lack of memory on
your system.

I'm not sure if they are talking about my computer or the service I use to
connect to the internet.

Would appreciate any tips on what to try next.
Click to expand...
 
--
howee jeff


Tom Charles said:
Thanks for the tip. I have done that, and now am getting a message which
states, "Your IMAP command could not be sent to the server, due to
non-network errors. This could, for example, indicate a lack of memory on
your system.

I'm not sure if they are talking about my computer or the service I use to
connect to the internet.

Would appreciate any tips on what to try next.
Click to expand...
 
--
howee jeff


Gary VanderMolen said:
Not a Vista problem. It could indicate an Internet connection problem.
Are you able to visit (browse) various websites successfully?
Is your problem strictly with sending email or receiving email?

Make sure your antivirus program is NOT configured to scan emails.
For more on this, see http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3
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--
howee jeff


Gary VanderMolen said:
Not a Vista problem. It could indicate an Internet connection problem.
Are you able to visit (browse) various websites successfully?
Is your problem strictly with sending email or receiving email?

Make sure your antivirus program is NOT configured to scan emails.
For more on this, see http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3
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I am trying to send e-mail through windows mail. It doesn't work! I read
through various discussions and tried many solutions with no luck. I
unchecked the Secure password auth. box; Changed SMTP outgoing default from
25 to 587. Do not know what else to do. Incoming mail server is -
bellsouth.net. Outgoing mail SMTP is same. This is what i get.
--
Lilly

The connection to the server has failed. Subject 'test e-mail', Account:
'bellsouth.net', Server: 'bellsouth.net', Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25,
Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 10060, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E
 
Dave, I,m sorry to have to ask you - how to undo BellSouth E-mail in Windows?
My employer doesn't like it. He wants it back the way it was before - Just
clicking on E-Mail on our Bellsouth home page.
Thank you for all you trouble.

Lilly
 
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