Outlook Express Ssl Error 0x800ccc7d
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in 'Web & Email' started by compilerxp, Dec 3, 2004. Thread Status: 0x800ccc7d outlook 2013 Not open for further replies. Advertisement compilerxp Thread Starter Joined: Feb 24, 2002 Messages: 1,629 We have a outlook 2016 error 0x800ccc7d strange email problem with Outlook/OE on some of our computer when trying to access the email server which has SSL... This is the error code: 0x800CCC7D This is the message: Server
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test) - but on the PC's I do need to work with - they do not (Dell notebook and Compaq PC). The machines have a mix of Windows Home & Pro (makes no difference) and Office 2000 on most of them (still errors on Outlook2002 and OE)... I'm about to try the Thunderbird mail client. compilerxp, Dec 3, 2004 #1 compilerxp Thread Starter Joined: Feb 24, 2002 Messages: 1,629 Update: I have downloaded and installed the Firefox and Thunderbird Browser & email package... I'm FINALLY impressed with Mozilla... And I like Thunderbird much more over OE. Anyways, the same issue happens. I don't have that error code since its not an OUTLOOK program... but its the same situation. I cannot connect to the SSL server. If I turn off SSL on the email client, the server asks for a password... which even thou is correct, doesn't allow log-on since its not SSL. ARGH!!! I've tried turning on some services that I have disabled with no sucess... compilerxp, Dec 3, 2004 #2 etaf Wayne Moderator Joined: Oct 2, 2003 Messages: 60,963 http://www.modemhel
Announcements Knowledgebase Submit Ticket Order Client Login Email Password Remember Me Search Knowledgebase Support Portal > Knowledgebase > Email > Most common email errors and their solutions > How to fix the SMTP error 0x800CCC7D in Outlook 2003 How to fix the SMTP error 0x800CCC7D in Outlook 2003 If you mark the SSL checkbox for the outgoing (SMTP) server from your email account settings in Microsoft Outlook 2003 (Service Pack 1) and you set the port number to 587, you'll get the following error message: Task 'server_name.com'-Sending' reported error https://forums.techguy.org/threads/outlook-problems-error-0x800ccc7d.303710/ (0x800CCC7D): 'Your outgoing (SMTP) server does not support SSL-secured connections. If SSL-secured connections have worked in the past, contact your server administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).' The encryption port number for SSL/TLS is actually 465 and not 587, but Outlook 2003 is also supposed to support STARTTLS which works on port 587. STARTTLS is a command for upgrading a non-encrypted http://www.hostknox.com/clients/knowledgebase/144/How-to-fix-the-SMTP-error-0x800CCC7D-in-Outlook-2003.html connection to an encrypted one. However, the oldest version of Outlook 2003, which is Service Pack 1, has some issues with STARTTLS. So the solution to this problem is either to upgrade your Outlook, or to set the port number to 465 (with encryption enabled). You'll also get the same error code (0x0800CCC7D) when sending mail with Outlook 2003, if you're disconnected from the Internet. So make sure that's not the case. Also make sure all the rest of the settings for the email account are correct, e.g. server names, SMTP authentication, etc. If needed, delete the account and recreate it. Check whether your antivirus/firewall software scans email messages and disable that scan. This is a common cause for many email errors. Some users of Outlook have also reported that they managed to solve this error by clearing the SSL cache. To clear the SSL cache close your email client, click on the Windows Start button in the lower left corner of you screen, then go to Control Panel>Internet Options. On the Internet Properties window that opens click on the Conte
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the error) will either be an error code or error message at the bottom of the error window text. In the above example, the error code to note is 0x800CCC0D. Below are some common error codes (and error messages) along with more information about why the error occured and possible solutions: 0x800CCC0D, 0x008CCC0E, 0x800CCC90, 0x800CCC92, POP3 response error, POP3 password invalid, Client Response invalid, Can't find Host, cannot Locate Server and Failed to Connect, Cannot Connect to Server Problem: You may get one of the following error messages (with yourdomain.com replaced by your actual domain name): The connection to the server has failed. Account: 'pop.yourdomain.com', Server: 'pop.yourdomain.com', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 10061, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E The host 'pop.yourdomain.com' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered server name correctly. Account:'yourdomain', Server 'pop.yourdomain.com; protocol: POP3, Port:110'Secure(SSL):No, Socket Error:11001,Error Number 0x800CCC0D. Your Password was rejected. Account: 'pop.yourdomain.com', Server: 'pop.yourdomain.com', Protocol: POP3, Server Response: '-ERR invalid user or password', Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, Error Number: 0x800CCC92 Solution: If you have not changed anything since the last time you checked / sent mail, do not adjust your settings simply close Outlook Express, reopen it and try again later. If this has not resolved your problem you need to check your Outlook Express settings, making sure that the POP3 and SMTP servers set correctly, and that your full user name and password are correct. You may want to go through the setup process again. Then test your connection by following this procedure (the following instructions are for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP): Click the Start button from the taskbar. Click the Run... button from the Start Menu Type in cmd on (Windows NT/2000/XP) or Command (Windows 95/98/ME) in the Run Text Field and then click OK. This will open a new command prompt window, with white text on a black screen. Type in the following exactly as it appears (replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name). telnet pop.yourdomain.com 110 Once finsished, click the Enter key on your keyboard. You will then be connected to the e-mail server. Type in USER followed by your e-mail address. The following is an example of what you would need to type (replacing