I'm perplexed. Suddenly my Outlook 2003 won't send my email. I receive everything fine. When it attempts to send it just acts like nothing is in the Outbox, but there are currently 11 emails in my outbox.
POP3. I use Google Apps For My Domain but have it set up per their instructions. It has worked fine in the past, just suddenly started this issue of not sending.
I think I may know why. I have th same issue with a bunch of users. For some reason...and maybe someone here can answer this one...Outlook (specifically 2003)seems to randomly choose on which account it attempts to send mail out on. For example; If I receive an internet email from someone and then try to forward that to a couple of people internally and to an outside email address, it gets stuck. However, if I manually choose the Account in which I am sending from, it works. For some bizarre reason, Outlook appears to sometimes pick the Exchange account to send Internet email out on and thus it fails. This has to be a MS Bug.
Hope this helps and hopefully someone can answer us both.
Where i work, we have a set default mailbox limit on the server. If a person's mailbox goes over the mailbox limit, it won't let you send email until remove or delete enough to bring the mailbox down under the limit.
Did your password change recently? If your outgoing server requires authentication and your password changed recently, this could prevent outgoing email.
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