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From: D Scott on 18 Jan 2010 22:15 The operating system is Windows XP Professional with SP3 (and all other current patches) applied. "thecreator" wrote: > Hi D. Scott, > > > on Windows XP SP3 > > Not an operating system, but a Service Pack for Windows XP Home > Edition, Professional Edition, Professional X64 Edition, or XP Media Center > Edition. The operating system's aren't the same. > > > -- > thecreator > > > > "D Scott" <D Scott(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:2833B162-4755-4FF8-B05B-2C09ABDF0A72(a)microsoft.com... > > Recently, I have run into an issue where any responses to Calendar > > invitations or even new Calendar invitations. This started on one > > machine, > > but has now started occurring on a second as well. Any attempt to send > > calendar items via SMTP returns an error that states: > > > > Task 'E-mail account' reported error (0x800CCC13): 'Cannot connect to the > > network. Verify your network connection or modem.' > > > > All other e-mails sent and received with this account work properly, so > > both > > SMTP and POP work properly. I have tried disabling anti virus, etc. I even > > captured packets during an attempted send of a calendar invitation or > > response and have found that Outlook contacts the SMTP server, > > authenticates > > properly, and then immediately send a QUIT to the SMTP server. > > > > In case it makes a difference, this is Outlook 2007 (12.0.6514.5000) SP2 > > MSO > > (12.0.6425.1000) on Windows XP SP3. Also note that this was not an issue > > until about a week ago; before that I had no problems with sending > > Calendar-related e-mails. > > > > Hopefully, someone can shed some light on a solution to this; it is > > becoming > > a major issue! Any assistance will be greatly appreciated! > > > . >
From: thecreator on 19 Jan 2010 10:12
Hi D. Scott, See this thread: Outlook Calendar Sharing Publishing/Syncing Work Around It might be related to your problem. Same Newsgroup. -- thecreator "D Scott" <DScott(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:594C70C6-ECA7-4AB2-B3ED-3EB5B63F0778(a)microsoft.com... > The operating system is Windows XP Professional with SP3 (and all other > current patches) applied. > > "thecreator" wrote: > >> Hi D. Scott, >> >> > on Windows XP SP3 >> >> Not an operating system, but a Service Pack for Windows XP Home >> Edition, Professional Edition, Professional X64 Edition, or XP Media Center >> Edition. The operating system's aren't the same. >> >> >> -- >> thecreator >> >> >> >> "D Scott" <D Scott(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:2833B162-4755-4FF8-B05B-2C09ABDF0A72(a)microsoft.com... >> > Recently, I have run into an issue where any responses to Calendar >> > invitations or even new Calendar invitations. This started on one >> > machine, >> > but has now started occurring on a second as well. Any attempt to send >> > calendar items via SMTP returns an error that states: >> > >> > Task 'E-mail account' reported error (0x800CCC13): 'Cannot connect to the >> > network. Verify your network connection or modem.' >> > >> > All other e-mails sent and received with this account work properly, so >> > both >> > SMTP and POP work properly. I have tried disabling anti virus, etc. I even >> > captured packets during an attempted send of a calendar invitation or >> > response and have found that Outlook contacts the SMTP server, >> > authenticates >> > properly, and then immediately send a QUIT to the SMTP server. >> > >> > In case it makes a difference, this is Outlook 2007 (12.0.6514.5000) SP2 >> > MSO >> > (12.0.6425.1000) on Windows XP SP3. Also note that this was not an issue >> > until about a week ago; before that I had no problems with sending >> > Calendar-related e-mails. >> > >> > Hopefully, someone can shed some light on a solution to this; it is >> > becoming >> > a major issue! Any assistance will be greatly appreciated! >> >> >> . >> |