Test Account Settings never gets through

R

Rosi

and I always get this:UNABLE TO SEND TEST MESSAGE;PLEASE VERIFY THE E-MAIL
FIELD. I've retyped it on and on. No luck. Any suggestions. Millions of thanks
 
R

Rosi

Yes. Plus, when TESTing ACCOUNT SETTINGS everything is fine,e.g. it finds
both incoming and outgoing server, but that's it. Thanks
 
V

Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

Where are you getting the message about the test message? Sounds like
Outlook is finding the server, essentially proving it exists, but it can't
use it for outgoing mail. Is that about right?
 
R

Rosi

Ye, it looks like it, because when I create a new message and press send it
goes to OUTBOX. I then open it from there and press SEND again and I get this
message: UNABLE TO SEND MESSAGE.PLEASE VERIFY THE E-MAIL ADDRESS IN YOUR
PROPERTIES.THE SERVER RESPONDED:??0 AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED. Does that make
sense? Cheers
 
B

Brian Tillman

Rosi said:
Ye, it looks like it, because when I create a new message and press
send it goes to OUTBOX. I then open it from there and press SEND
again and I get this message: UNABLE TO SEND MESSAGE.PLEASE VERIFY
THE E-MAIL ADDRESS IN YOUR PROPERTIES.THE SERVER RESPONDED:??0
AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED. Does that make sense?

Sure, and it tells you what you must do. Click Tools>E-mail Accounts>Next.
Select your acchount, click Change, then More Settings. Click the Outgoing
Server tab and put a check in the "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires
authentication". Click OK, then Finish. Stop and restart Outlook.
 
R

Rosi

Thanks Brian, but that was already done. Don't worry if you can't get me any
further help. I'll keep trying. But it's really annoying not to be able to
send E-mails. Thanks again
 
W

Wendy

Hi Rosi,

I am having the exact same problem. Have you resolved it? Any advice would
be greatly appreciated.
 
R

Rosi

No, Wendy. I just gave up and am no longer using it. Sorry, I know how
frustrating it is...
 

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