Outlook 2007 - Unable to send
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Outlook 2007 - Unable to send
Receiving incoming mail no problem.
However, on clicking Send/Receive outgoing mail jumps straight into the inbox and contains the following message.
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
'[email protected]' on 13/11/2008 22:12
503 No recipient(s).
Applies to both replies and new messages, all correctly addressed. Anyone any ideas?
jethro
However, on clicking Send/Receive outgoing mail jumps straight into the inbox and contains the following message.
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
'[email protected]' on 13/11/2008 22:12
503 No recipient(s).
Applies to both replies and new messages, all correctly addressed. Anyone any ideas?
jethro
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Sounds like it could be an SMTP authentication issue.
You could try checking that your email account is set up to provide the same password to send messages (SMTP) as to receive them - this will be in the Outlook account settings.
Also check to see if SSL is set "on" for SMTP - if so, turn it off.
If it isn't that, try googling "503 No recipient(s)" - there's a variety of solutions out there!
SD
You could try checking that your email account is set up to provide the same password to send messages (SMTP) as to receive them - this will be in the Outlook account settings.
Also check to see if SSL is set "on" for SMTP - if so, turn it off.
If it isn't that, try googling "503 No recipient(s)" - there's a variety of solutions out there!
SD
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J15
I found this on another forum.
Search for scanpst.exe
run it till it stops returning errors.
reboot.
should fix your pst file, and allow it to send.
It is in C Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033
It is a MS tool so it might be worth a try.
Good Luck
MC
I found this on another forum.
Search for scanpst.exe
run it till it stops returning errors.
reboot.
should fix your pst file, and allow it to send.
It is in C Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033
It is a MS tool so it might be worth a try.
Good Luck
MC
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Thanks guys, but
SSL is switched off already
Attemting to run SCANPST.EXE returns a constant error message
'The procedure entry point DDL UninitInstance@0 could not be located in the dynamic link library MSMAPI32.dll'
SSL is switched off already
Attemting to run SCANPST.EXE returns a constant error message
'The procedure entry point DDL UninitInstance@0 could not be located in the dynamic link library MSMAPI32.dll'
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Sounds like it could be a PST problem.
Another thought - Have you removed or tried to remove OE. Outlook actually uses OE for proper execution! Well in Office 2003 that is.
Can you send and receive using OE?
I am presuming XP?
MC
Another thought - Have you removed or tried to remove OE. Outlook actually uses OE for proper execution! Well in Office 2003 that is.
Can you send and receive using OE?
I am presuming XP?
MC
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Yes, it's XP
I haven't touched IE at all. That's running fine.
All was ok one evening when I shut down, no problems at all. The following evening the first mail I tried to send jumped straight into the 'Inbox' with the error message as described above in the origional post. I have even tried running the repair function from the Office 2007 installation disk to no avail.
There are no other error messages apart from what I've stated
I haven't touched IE at all. That's running fine.
All was ok one evening when I shut down, no problems at all. The following evening the first mail I tried to send jumped straight into the 'Inbox' with the error message as described above in the origional post. I have even tried running the repair function from the Office 2007 installation disk to no avail.
There are no other error messages apart from what I've stated
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No, never touched Outlook Express. Can't recall even ever opening it.
What I can't understand is that one minute everything was fine. I didn't tamper with anything at all. Switched off with no error messages. Booted up again next day again without any issues. Tried to send mails but encountered this damn 503 message. I am at work at the moment and away from the offending pc.
What I can't understand is that one minute everything was fine. I didn't tamper with anything at all. Switched off with no error messages. Booted up again next day again without any issues. Tried to send mails but encountered this damn 503 message. I am at work at the moment and away from the offending pc.
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It basicaly says that 1) you have a blacklisted dynamic IP - just get another; or 2) you are trying to reach the mail server from an IP address belonging to another IP supplier, when only IP addresses from the mailserver provider have to be used.
