SMTP and Outlook error:10060(0x800CCC0E)

Discussion in 'General' started by sirduque, Apr 12, 2011.

  1. sirduque

    sirduque New Member

    Hello, I present my name is Mariano and I am new to this forum :D , really full ISPConfig my needs. But a little problem arose, the WebMail works well, send and receive emails. But to use the connection to the SMTP OutLook throws an error, and can not send e-mail :confused: .
    I copy the error:

    Create an account for you to try.

    Account: [email protected]
    Pass: removed

    POP: c-inteligente.com.ar
    SMTP: c-inteligente.com.ar

    Excuse my English, and thanks for your help.:)
     
    Last edited by a moderator: Apr 12, 2011
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Please make sure that you enabled the "Server requires authentication" checkbox in the outllok smtp settings. Ther SMTP user and password are the same then the pop3 password and user.
     
  3. edge

    edge Active Member Moderator

    sirduque,
    I've removed your password as it will be used by spammers causing your server to be blacklisted.
     
  4. sirduque

    sirduque New Member

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    Hi Till, if checked, and taste what you said. The error persists :mad: , I have another way to test if the SMTP is working OK?.
    The installation is by default, according to the Ubuntu Guide 10.10. And you sit. :p

    Thanks edge, I realized that I could use for that purpose :eek: .
     
  5. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Check the mail.log file and post the exact error message that you get there.
     
  6. sirduque

    sirduque New Member

    This is what I wrote when I asked to send a mail to Outlook:
    Here's the log of the day April 12:
    Link
     
  7. edge

    edge Active Member Moderator

    Are you sure that your ISP is not blocking the SMTP port?
     
  8. sirduque

    sirduque New Member

    No, I know that these servers are designed for IP.

    Source

    Source
     
  9. edge

    edge Active Member Moderator

    I'm talking about your (the client's) adsl line. Is this provider not blocking the SMTP port? This is done quite often by ISP as this is a way to stop spammers to use not approved mail servers.
     
  10. sirduque

    sirduque New Member

    Tomorrow I'll contact my ISP, perform the query, you'll notice.
     

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