Re: POP3 Error 10060 - desperate
From: Harry (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/13/04
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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 07:23:26 -0800
Hi
Thanks for the posts. After failing to telnet to my ISP
port 110, they blamed the DSL provider. The DSL provider
denied this, but then told me to reboot the router and
suddenly I can telnet - and I presume all will be OK. ISP
was rather scathing about DSL provider when i told them
(as they had other calls with same issue.)
Harry
>-----Original Message-----
>Repost of testing packet filters and pop connections to
your isp.
>Start with the first link for telnet info.
>
>To test from server. If this test does not work you need
to fix a
>packet filter in ISA and Javier recommended.
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;165186&Product=exch2k
>or a bit of detail on that filter
>http://groups.google.com/groups?
q=pop+filter+isa+group:microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbi
z2000&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
8&group=microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000&selm=mfin
mvoc3oerk6l21sf5b7ts4gkm1aq7ds%404ax.com&rnum=2
>or go to google.com and search in
>microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000 with keyword
isa pop filter
>OR a Repost of a repost from Chad
>
>Chad has mentioned a solution a few times in the past
few months.
>Sometimes runing the Internet Connection Wizard does not
set up a
>filter in ISA. A quick check I always do is to go to the
command
>prompt at the server and type telnet. Type set
local_echo and enter.
>open pop.server.com 110 enter. User mailboxname enter.
Pass password.
>Doing this confirms many things quickly. First it
confirms that your
>server has good filters to allow the server to talk to a
pop server.
>Second is that it allows you to confirm user names and
passwords.
>
>Hi Mark -
>
>I'm assuming you're using ISA? Make sure you have a
packet filter
>defined
>that allows POP3 traffic outbound. Open ISA Management
and navigate
>to:
>
>Servers & Arrays
> <servername>
> Access Policy
> IP Packet Filters
>
>Review the list of filters and see if there is a filter
allowing
>traffic
>outbound on port 110. If so, verify that it is
enabled. If you don't
>have
>a filter allowing outbound Pop3, you'll need to create
one -
>
>Actions | New | Filter
>
>Mode: Allow packet transmission
>Filter Type: Custom
>IP Protocol: TCP
>Direction: Outbound
>Local Port: Dynamic
>Remote Port: Fixed Port (110)
>
>
>"David Elders" <david.elders@akdsystems.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>Your POP3 connector is timing out when trying to
collect the emails. ISP
>>perhaps has an issue that they're being less than clear
about. We're now
>>getting it so frequently [and get so little support
from our ISP] that we've
>>finally decided to switch ISPs. If you've changed
nothing at your end,
>>likely the problem is with your ISP rather than
anything you can control
>>directly.
>>
>>You could always try manually logging into your ISP's
POP3 server using
>>Telnet to test what responses you get back from their
Servers...
>>
>>Hope that helps,
>>
>>
>>David
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>"Harry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>>news:f1c701c3f223$53037ae0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
>>> Hi
>>> All of a suddenmy POP3 connector seems to be failing
to
>>> pick up emails. I get an error 10060 in event viewer
for
>>> each mailbox saying unable to connect to server.
>>> Internet access is A OK.
>>> Emails are sent (via SMTP and DSL) OK.
>>> AKAIK nothing has changed.
>>> The ISP is admanent nothing has changed.
>>> I have tried connecting through Outlook Express
without
>>> success.I can use webmail to see the emails waiting on
>>> the ISP.
>>> I have rerun ICW and reset the POP3 passwords, but
still
>>> no joy.
>>> I am failry sure we have no virus's.
>>> Cannot understand what has gone wrong.
>>> I am sure it is something to do with ISP, but cannot
>>> think what, as webmail seems to work?
>>> Any ideas please
>>> thanks
>>> Harry
>>>
>>
>
>Jim B. SBS MVP
>remove the mvp to send email
>.
>
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