Email Error 10061
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to comments If you sending an email from SMTP server get the socket error 10061 connection refused smtp following error: WinSock Error. cmd: CONNECT, socket error code:
Email Socket Error 10060
10061, spcket error info: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused socket error 10061 connection refused windows 7 it. It mostly caused by the Mcafee. Solution: Open Mcafee VirusScan Console Open ‘Access Protection’ property, uncheck ‘Prevent mass mailing worms from sending mail’.
Socket Error 10061 Windows Live Mail
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Gaming Smartphones Tablets Windows 8 PSUs Android Your question Get the answer Tom's Hardware>Forum>Windows XP>email ports blocked - connection refused error code 10061> email ports blocked - connection refused error code 10061 Tags: Connection Windows XP Last response: 7 March 2005 06:16 http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22474-45-email-ports-blocked-connection-refused-error-code-10061 in Windows XP Share Anonymous 6 March 2005 06:02:57 Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?) I suddenly had a problem using email. I use Eudora, but isolated that it is not Eudora as I couldn't use OE http://help.globalscape.com/help/cuteftp8/Socket_errors_10060_10061_10064_10065.htm or Agent either. After a lot of trouble shooting I determined that 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 socket error 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 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 socket error 10061 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 England region a former MediaOne then ATTBI infrastructure) WinXP Home, SP2 Zone Alarm Pro and NAV 2004 are turned on. How do I find out what is the true problem? Is there something that I can look up or monitor in Windows? Is my ISP blocking my IP address? (Maybe blocking a range of addresses due to
the presence of firewall or anti-virus software on the local computer or network connection. Either can block the ports needed to make a successful FTP connection to the remote server. For a regular FTP session, either disable the firewall or anti-virus software or configure them to allow CuteFTP to establish an FTP session over ports 20 and 21. Consult the documentation or help file for your specific firewall or antivirus software product for instructions. Usually the manufacturer of the device or software will also have specific instructions available on their Web site. If you continue to receive the same error after insuring ports 20 and 21 are open, contact the administrator of the site you are trying to connect to. For more error code information, refer to Knowledge Base article 10140 at http://kb.globalscape.com. WSAETIMEDOUT (10060) 10060 is a connection-timeout error that usually appears when the client does not receive a response from the server for a specific command. This error often occurs when you try to connect in PASV mode to a server that prefers PORT for data connections. If you see an error log similar to the one below, in the Site Properties of the problem site, click the Type tab, then change the Data Connection Type to Use PORT. COMMAND:> PASV 227 Entering Passive Mode (xxx,xx,xxx,xx,x,xxx). COMMAND:> LIST STATUS:> Connecting ftp data socket xxx.xx.xxx.xx:xxxx... ERROR:> Can't connect to remote server. Socket error = #10060. ERROR:> Failed to establish data socket. If you still receive a 10060 error, the server may be trying to send a listing for a very large directory (with many thousands of files) causing the client to time-out while waiting. Try increasing the time-out value in the Global Options dialog box (Tools > Global Options > Transfer > Reconnect and resume in [ n ] seconds if nothing received ) to a higher value, such as 45 or 60 seconds. The connection fails due to an error or timeout. Verify that the destination IP address is correct. Increase the connection timeout threshold under Global Settings > Connection. Switch to the opposite data connection type (PASV or PORT) under Sit