M
Marty
I recently (late March 2008) got multiple emails (about one daily) from AT&T
Yahoo telling me that I had to enable SSL in Outlook 2002 as not using it was
a security threat. I was having no issues receiving or sending mail. I'm
using Windows XP. I followed the instructions AT&T Yahoo provided in a link,
including changing the ports and clicking on the SSL checkboxes, but then
received "Unable to logon to incoming mail server (POP3). Unable to logon
onto outgoing mail server (SMTP)." errors. I did a "chat" with the AT&T
technician but he just ran me through the same script and was unable to help.
When I reversed the changes and went back to the old ports, email worked
again. Automatic Updates had already installed SP3, which was one of AT&T
Yahoo's suggested "fixes" for Outlook 2002 issues. Any suggestions on how to
get SSL working on Outlook 2002?
Yahoo telling me that I had to enable SSL in Outlook 2002 as not using it was
a security threat. I was having no issues receiving or sending mail. I'm
using Windows XP. I followed the instructions AT&T Yahoo provided in a link,
including changing the ports and clicking on the SSL checkboxes, but then
received "Unable to logon to incoming mail server (POP3). Unable to logon
onto outgoing mail server (SMTP)." errors. I did a "chat" with the AT&T
technician but he just ran me through the same script and was unable to help.
When I reversed the changes and went back to the old ports, email worked
again. Automatic Updates had already installed SP3, which was one of AT&T
Yahoo's suggested "fixes" for Outlook 2002 issues. Any suggestions on how to
get SSL working on Outlook 2002?