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ARUBA OUTLOOK EMAIL SETTINGS SMT WINDOWS 7

With all that said, I am getting the run-around from the well-meaning people staffing the Microsoft support chat desk.

ARUBA OUTLOOK EMAIL SETTINGS SMT WINDOWS 7

I have since uninstalled Windows 10, and reinstalled Windows 7 64-bit.

ARUBA OUTLOOK EMAIL SETTINGS SMT INSTALL

I suspect (but really don’t know) that an attempt to install Windows 10 on my primary desktop has signaled the SMTP server to expect an IMAP connection, and not a POP3 connection. The error’s character suggests there is a problem at. (Update … I did install it, but it did not resolve the issue.) Either way, I have never chosen to install it prior to this incident, and my email applications functioned as expected. The only recommended fix I did not attempt to implement was to install the “Microsoft Office Outlook Connector.” To the best of my knowledge, the Connector is used for IMAP connections and not POP3 connections. Only when I use the settings specified for the first email account ) do the send and receive functions (associated ) resolve successfully from MS Outlook 2010. The settings suggested for the second account ) do not work. , (b) Port: 587, (c) Encryption method: TLS SMTP Setting: (a) Server name: smtp-mail. , (b) Port: 995, (c) Encryption method: SSL

POP3 Setting: (a) Server name: pop-mail.

Interestingly enough, the POP3 and SMTP settings suggested from within the web-based account are slightly different for the second account ) than for the first account ).

The POP3 settings at, (7) deleted and recreated the email account in MS Outlook 2010, (8) attempted to connect to the SMTP server using other networks and other applications / programs notably, standard AndroidĮmail apps, 4G networks and other Wi-Fi networks, (9) set up another email account (example2 )) to help eliminate my installation of MS Outlook 2010 as the likely culprit, (10) cleaned my registry, and (11) confirmed that my outlookĪccount does not use two-stage verification. To troubleshoot this problem I have (1) verified my login credentials, (2) reinstalled Windows 7, (3) repaired MS Office, (4) attempted various alternative POP3 and SMTP server settings, (5) created new email profiles in MS Outlook 2010, (6) confirmed SMTP Setting: (a) Server name:, (b) Port: 587, (c) Encryption method: TLS

POP3 Setting: (a) Server name:, (b) Port: 995, (c) Encryption method: SSL.

The settings I use to send and receive Emails can be found here ( ), under the heading “Apps that support POP3 and SMTP.” For the record, they are as follows:

ARUBA OUTLOOK EMAIL SETTINGS SMT PASSWORD

Verify your user name and password for this account in Account Settings.’” The specific error message is as follows: “Task – Sending’ reported error (0x800CCC92) : ‘Your e-mail server rejected your login. I am able to receive but not send emails using the POP3 protocol. It is as follows: Even though I am using the correct login credentials, the server is rejecting my attempts to login. At this time, I am not able to send emails from any of my programs and/or applications, including MS Outlook 2010. Following way too many hours of online chat sessions, technical support has not been able to successfully address my problem. My email address is ), and I use the POP3 protocol to send and receive emails.

ARUBA OUTLOOK EMAIL SETTINGS SMT UPDATE

Set SMTP port on printer manually to: 578ĮDIT - UPDATE - The problem was in the end a typo with the SMTP port number.Hoping someone in the Microsoft Community (or other Micorosft support representative) can help me with this support request. User Name: the box for: 'Set/Change Password' and entered my gmail password. Email addres s: the box for: 'Use SMTP Authentication' Printer settings (wirelessly connected to my 2.4ghz network and fully accessible/configurable via remote admin web interface) are: Created a NEW dedicated Gmail account for scanning with NO 2-factor 'less secure application access'Ģ.

I have Googled the hell out of this problem and during my research have done the following:ġ. I then read it's better to create a dedicated basic Gmail scanning account so I did that and STILl can't get it to work despite using all the tips and tricks I read. First I tried using my standard gmail account which has 2FA (2-factor authentication) and even using a generated application password I was unable to make it work. I am trying to set up my new Canon MF645x to email scanned docs to my Gmail account.

First and most importantly of all, I hope you and your families are all as healthy as can be during these difficult times.