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26, 2009. Chriz1977 Well-Known Member Joined: Sep 18, 2006 Messages: 191 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 16 Hi When I try to send email from Outlook Express I get 'socket error 10061'. Has anyone seen this before or know how to fix it? Cheers Chriz When I was young I used to break Windows, Now Microsoft does it for me! :D #1 Chriz1977, May 26, 2009 mtindor Well-Known Member Joined: Sep 14, 2004 Messages: 1,273 Likes Received: 29 Trophy
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Points: 48 Location: inside a catfish cPanel Access Level: Root Administrator Chriz1977 said: ↑ Hi When I try to send email from Outlook Express I get 'socket error 10061'. Has anyone seen this before or know how to fix it? Cheers ChrizClick to expand... TCP port 25 (SMTP) block. Most likely your internet provider is blocking your ability to send out email direct from your connection over SMTP port 25, forcing you to either use their mail server for outbound mail delivery or to use an alternate port to connect to mail.yourdomain.com instead of port 25. In Cpanel you can configure it to listen on alternate ports. If you have Cpanel configured to listen on an alternate port that your ISP doesn't block, then use that port as your SMTP port. For instance, I set up Cpanel to listen on TCP port 26 as an alternate port for SMTP connections. I then configure my Outlook to send mail to mail.mydomain.com port 26 - which my ISP does not block. Mike The eyes are the windows of your face #2 mtindor, May 26, 2009 JPC-Martin Active Member PartnerNOC Joined: May 31, 2008 Messages: 37 Likes Received: 1 Trophy Points: 8 This error can be outcome of many reasons ,One which is also explained above that If you are getting error message all the times then firstly you can check either port 25 (needed for sending email using SMTP
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6, 2005 10:16 PM in Windows XP Share Anonymous March 5, 2005 10:02:57 PM Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?) vnc error 10061 connection refused I suddenly had a problem using email. I use Eudora, but isolated that it is not Eudora as I couldn't use OE or Agent either. After a lot of trouble shooting I determined that https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/socket-error-10061-when-sending-email.119369/ Port 110 for POP3 (incoming) mail and port 25 for smtp (outgoing) mail were blocked. The error code is 10061 "Connection Refused", from Eudora, Agent, and Outlook Express. It happened before in November and disappeared. It happened last week and just disappeared. I am not knowingly making any changes to my configuration when the problem comes and goes. I have a working net connection and can ping http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22474-45-email-ports-blocked-connection-refused-error-code-10061 the mail server, I couldn't telnet out to the mail server - connection refused. There's lots of stuff on Google for error code 10061, but nothing really applies to my situation. MS has a new article about this error, however they only reference NT and exchange servers. I have scanned for spy ware, viruses, and worms. I have turned off antivirus and the firewall without any change. The last time, I recycled my cable modem several times and didn't see any changes. This latest round with connection refused, I discovered a workaround by changing checking and sending mail settings in Eudora to use SSL "Required, Alternate ports". This allowed me to download and send mail, despite being contrary to the my ISP (Comcast) instructions. Just now, I decided to turn off the Alternate port setting and went back to the recommended "If available, STARTTLS". I just sent and received test messages to myself. Huh? So far, Comcast isn't any help. They tell me they don't support Eudora, but couldn't offer any help when I humored them and did try the supported Outlook Express. I have a single PC with a direct connection to a cable modem. I use Comcast (New Engla
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