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Protect your pc and laptop by covering it with a blanket! Keeps dust away lol.
On a serious note fellow swingers, i suggest the following;
1. Move away from the traditional browsers that are repeatingly attacked and ere towards Firefox.
2. Download AVAST. It's free and a brilliant anti virus tool.
Padds
If any users need advice on the above email me on here, I will reply
Worthyatry,
Hi there, apologies for the delay in replying.
What operating system you using, XP or Vista? I am not a Windows buff, but I would suggest you go to updates and if Service pack 1 or 2 is required, then update.
If that does not work email me, I will seek a solution, from our techie guys at work. If any user can help, that would be great.
Padds
Hi there, apologies for the delay in replying.
What operating system you using, XP or Vista? I am not a Windows buff, but I would suggest you go to updates and if Service pack 1 or 2 is required, then update.
If that does not work email me, I will seek a solution, from our techie guys at work. If any user can help, that would be great.
Padds
Quote by user=worthatry
hi padds....i know this is totally inrelated but does anyone know how to fix a windows mail no server error 0x800CCC90 and Ox800CCC18 error..any help much appreciated
When you try to log on to Microsoft Exchange Server with Outlook Express by using Secure Password Authentication, you may see the following error messages in Microsoft Outlook Express. Look in the Details of the Error tab after failing to connect.
* Unable to logon to the server using Distributed Password Authentication.
Account:'Company POP3 Server Accnt.',
Server:
Protocol: POP3,
Server Response: '-ERR The AUTH protocol exchange was canceled by the client.',Port: 110, Secure(SSL): NO, Server Error: 0x800ccc90, Error Number: 0x800ccc18
On the Exchange Server computer you will see the following Event IDs:
Application event log error:
13005 MSExchange Pop3 Authentication
Logon attempt by NTDomian\User from to NtDomain/User has failed: EcGetMailboxDN() call failed with error The requested mailbox is not available on this server.
11310 MSExchange Pop3 Authentication
The following error occurred: The requested mailbox is not available on this server.
CAUSEEither the Outlook Express POP3 client is not able to access the mailbox because...Either the Outlook Express POP3 client is not able to access the mailbox because it does not exist or there is a custom recipient in the Exchange Server organization that has the same alias as you do, and Exchange Server is attempting to access the custom recipient before accessing your mailbox.
Back to the toWORKAROUNDIn Outlook Express, try using Clear Text, which is the Log on using option under...In Outlook Express, try using Clear Text, which is the Log on using option under the Servers tab of the mail account.
To do so:
On the Tools menu, click Accounts. This will bring up several tabs.
If you select any listed mail account, the properties will have a Servers tab with the Log on using option.
Select the Clear Text option.
If this works, then you were trying to access a non-existent mailbox or the wrong mailbox. If this does not work, then the administrator needs to check for and remove the custom recipient.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen a user tries to log on to Exchange Server with Outlook Express and Secure P...When a user tries to log on to Exchange Server with Outlook Express and Secure Password Authentication, the client will pass the credentials of the user logged on to the workstation. If the logon works using the Clear Text option: , the user will have to change his or her mailbox alias to the Windows NT account name in order to use Secure Password Authentication. This is because Secure Password Authentication will not pass the mailbox alias information. It defaults to and Exchange Server assumes the alias to be the Windows NT account.
Like I said, I aint a Windows Man!
Fair Play too Mr-Meandmywife.
Excellent post!
Padds
Fair Play too Mr-Meandmywife.
Excellent post!
Padds
Quote by user=mr-meandmywifeuk
When you try to log on to Microsoft Exchange Server with Outlook Express by using Secure Password Authentication, you may see the following error messages in Microsoft Outlook Express. Look in the Details of the Error tab after failing to connect.
* Unable to logon to the server using Distributed Password Authentication.
Account:'Company POP3 Server Accnt.',
Server:
Protocol: POP3,
Server Response: '-ERR The AUTH protocol exchange was canceled by the client.',Port: 110, Secure(SSL): NO, Server Error: 0x800ccc90, Error Number: 0x800ccc18
On the Exchange Server computer you will see the following Event IDs:
Application event log error:
13005 MSExchange Pop3 Authentication
Logon attempt by NTDomianUser from to NtDomain/User has failed: EcGetMailboxDN() call failed with error The requested mailbox is not available on this server.
11310 MSExchange Pop3 Authentication
The following error occurred: The requested mailbox is not available on this server.
CAUSEEither the Outlook Express POP3 client is not able to access the mailbox because...Either the Outlook Express POP3 client is not able to access the mailbox because it does not exist or there is a custom recipient in the Exchange Server organization that has the same alias as you do, and Exchange Server is attempting to access the custom recipient before accessing your mailbox.
Back to the toWORKAROUNDIn Outlook Express, try using Clear Text, which is the Log on using option under...In Outlook Express, try using Clear Text, which is the Log on using option under the Servers tab of the mail account.
To do so:
On the Tools menu, click Accounts. This will bring up several tabs.
If you select any listed mail account, the properties will have a Servers tab with the Log on using option.
Select the Clear Text option.
If this works, then you were trying to access a non-existent mailbox or the wrong mailbox. If this does not work, then the administrator needs to check for and remove the custom recipient.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen a user tries to log on to Exchange Server with Outlook Express and Secure P...When a user tries to log on to Exchange Server with Outlook Express and Secure Password Authentication, the client will pass the credentials of the user logged on to the workstation. If the logon works using the Clear Text option: , the user will have to change his or her mailbox alias to the Windows NT account name in order to use Secure Password Authentication. This is because Secure Password Authentication will not pass the mailbox alias information. It defaults to and Exchange Server assumes the alias to be the Windows NT account.
