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mr morganiser He's MORGANISED!  Registered  Posts: 238 | outlook express error 0x800CCC0E hey i keep getting error message "The connection to the server has failed. Account: #####@#####.##.##', Server: 'pop.1and1.co.uk', Protocol: POP3, Port: 995, Secure(SSL): Yes, Socket Error: 10060, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E" [edit](the #'s are for privacy reasons)[/edit] anyone know what problem and how can fix it? Last edited by mr morganiser on Monday-29-Nov-2004 15:54 ____________________ I'm MORGANISED are YOU? | ||||||
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mr morganiser He's MORGANISED! Registered Posts: 238 | Solution The solution is that my ISP blocks external access to POP and IMAP mail servers so thats why i cant access it but other common solutions are the "my server requires authentification" check box is not ticked under servers tab in the account -> properties settings.  bloody university connection ..... :@ ____________________ I'm MORGANISED are YOU? | ||||||
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JM Director, Marrouche & Co. Industries  Administrator Posts: 594 | you need to vpn to your house - that way you get the IP address of your home connection and should be allowed to connect to your inbox (unless they use mac address encoding, where you need a spoofer) JM ____________________ Internet communications are not secure and therefore Marrouche & Co. Industries does not accept legal responsibility for the contents of this message. Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Marrouche & Co. Industries. | ||||||
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mr morganiser He's MORGANISED! Registered Posts: 238 | i think they use mac address encoding (one of the reasons i cant use my printer and be online at the same time) and i didnt understand any of what you just said jm ____________________ I'm MORGANISED are YOU? | ||||||
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Max Plank Registered Posts: 13 | I imagine your ISP (who sound bloody poor) are just blocking outgoing packets heading for port 110 (POP3) to a server that's not the ISP's mail server. Either 1) Get a sensible ISP 2) Find a mail server running on a non-standard port 3) Tunnel or VPN to another box and spread the love from there 4) Get a web-based email client to connect to the POP3 server for you. Regards, John ____________________ All Spelling Mistakes (c) John 2004 | ||||||
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