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>"Corey" <clong@itsa.ucsf.edu> wrote in message
>news:6949C5B2-345F-4B45-84F5-0B5EB5F3CF04@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>> I'm running Windows/Outlook XP with mail routed through[/color][/color]
POP3/SMTP[color=blue]
>university servers. Abruptly, I am no longer able to[/color]
send mail, though[color=blue]
>receiving works fine. I get an error message saying that[/color]
Outlook couldn't[color=blue]
>connect with the outgoing server. No account settings[/color]
have changed (I've[color=blue]
>checked) and I can still telnet to the SMTP server (but[/color]
not through port[color=blue]
>25)and send mail through a web-based university system.[/color]
I do not have any[color=blue]
>Norton software on my computer, though I"m unsure about[/color]
other potential[color=blue]
>firewalls. I am connecting to the internet through a[/color]
cable modem which[color=blue]
>worked fine in the past.[color=green]
>>
>> The only change I can think of is that I recently[/color][/color]
signed up for an account[color=blue]
>and installed .NET software (MSN Messenger, .NET[/color]
Framework) with my[color=blue]
>university address as my .NET login. I have since[/color]
uninstalled the software[color=blue]
>and cancelled my .NET account which hasn't helped.[color=green]
>>
>> Any help as to what could be blocking Outlook's access[/color][/color]
to the server or[color=blue]
>port would be greatly appreciated.[color=green]
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