Outlook Express Error Codes - IMAP Errors
Written by The Geekette on August 23, 2005 – 1:16 amPosted in Applications, Mail Clients |
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Loading ...0×800CCCD1 IMAP_LOGINFAILURE Login failed.
0×800CCCD2 IMAP_TAGGED_NO_RESPONSE Message tagged.
0×800CCCD3 IMAP_BAD_RESPONSE Invalid response to request.
0×800CCCD4 IMAP_SVR_SYNTAXERR Syntax error.
0×800CCCD5 IMAP_NOTIMAPSERVER Not an IMAP server.
0×800CCCD6 IMAP_BUFFER_OVERFLOW Buffer limit exceeded.
0×800CCCD7 IMAP_RECVR_ERROR Recovery error.
0×800CCCD8 IMAP_INCOMPLETE_LINE Incomplete data.
0×800CCCD9 IMAP_CONNECTION_REFUSED Connection not allowed.
0×800CCCDA IMAP_UNRECOGNIZED_RESP Unknown response.
0×800CCCDB IMAP_CHANGEDUID User ID has changed.
0×800CCCDC IMAP_UIDORDER User ID command failed.
0×800CCCDD IMAP_UNSOLICITED_BYE Unexpected disconnect.
0×800CCCDE IMAP_IMPROPER_SVRSTATE Invalid server state.
0×800CCCDF IMAP_AUTH_NOT_POSSIBLE Unable to authorize client.
0×800CCCE0 IMAP_OUT_OF_AUTH_METHODS No more authorization types.
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November 28th, 2005 at 6:54 am
Dear sir plz tell me about that error
(0*8004210B)
with regards
pappu
November 28th, 2005 at 11:34 am
Normally, that is a fault of the mail server itself and not much can be done about it.
Sometimes you may get this error though if you are using a different outgoing mail server for email than the ISP you are using. In other words, for instance, if you are traveling and your outgoing
mail server is normally mail.cox.com and you are on a hotel’s ISP where you are staying, and they have Road Runner as an ISP, you would have to use their outgoing mail server instead of yours. If that
is the case, you would have to change your outgoing SMTP server in your configurations.
The other reason I can think this would occur is dealing with read receipts. The Microsoft Knowledge base
describes this situation.
If you receive these errors: and are using MS office - 0×8004210A, 0×800CCC0B, and 0×8004210B, you might need a
SP2 post hotfix package.
May 1st, 2006 at 4:07 pm
Hallo.
Y,ve got a erro code 0*8004210A and 0*8004210B.
What is this.
Y can recive mail but not send mail in outlook
June 21st, 2008 at 6:59 pm
0×800CCCE0 IMAP_OUT_OF_AUTH_METHODS No more authorization types
So please tell us what this error code says - how can I work arount it.
I work on Win Vista Business; Windows Live Mail; and get this error trying to access news groups on the mail program. Downloading normal email messages is no proble. Seems my computer has problems accessing the news server. However, sometimes, it does connect and I am able to download news messages. To recreate this problem is impossible. I have already changed/cut antivirus programs, anti-malware and anti phising programs.
How can I test communication to the news server outside the email program?
PLEASE DISCUSS
Thanks
September 17th, 2008 at 9:26 am
Wow. Not a good answer yet.
pappu: update your software to a newer version as this is a recognized issue with outlook 2000 and/or 2003. If it is a newer version then check your settings for a “Anonymous Access Authentication” option or check box. Make sure it’s selected or turned on.
Søren B. Pedersen ( DK ): Turn off your virus software email scanner option and see if that helps. If it does then call the software companies support line and ask them about a proper solution. Otherwise, if it didn’t help then refer to the solution I provided above to pappu.
DF Groenewald: Check all the authorization settings for the news feed and make sure to check if you need to login to access it. Basically it wants you to “Authorize” the connection and you have either no settings or the wrong settings for that news feed.
In general this would be a good problem solving path for any email client software errors or prolems:
Re-check all of your settings, then cross-reference them with the provided settings from your email provider. To figure this who the email address is hosted by all you have to do is look at the section after the “@” symbol and before the “.com” section. If it’s your internet service provider then call them and they’ll have the settings available for you. If it’s a free email host such as Gmail they almost always have a support link which you can find the settings easily through.
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