0x800ccc80 None of the Authentication methods supported by this client are supported by this server
Hi All,
Hope you can help with a strange one.
Here is the situation.
Two routers connected to the same cable modem. Both set to Static IP's, Both have same DNS settings.
Connect wireless (or wired) to one (netgear) and all the world is fine everything works fine.
Connect wireless(or wired) to the other everything seems to work until you try to send an email from Outlook 2007 and you get
"Sending' reported error (0x800ccc80) None of the authentication methods supported by this client are supported by this server'
Same machine, same Outlook, same Outlook profile. Using Norton Internet security and have tried disabling firewall.
Periodically, I will also get a message saying the encryption method is not supported also
The only thing different in the equation is the routers. Have tried disabling the firewall on the affected router and anything else I could find...No Joy!
Any help or suggestions are appreciated
Hope you can help with a strange one.
Here is the situation.
Two routers connected to the same cable modem. Both set to Static IP's, Both have same DNS settings.
Connect wireless (or wired) to one (netgear) and all the world is fine everything works fine.
Connect wireless(or wired) to the other everything seems to work until you try to send an email from Outlook 2007 and you get
"Sending' reported error (0x800ccc80) None of the authentication methods supported by this client are supported by this server'
Same machine, same Outlook, same Outlook profile. Using Norton Internet security and have tried disabling firewall.
Periodically, I will also get a message saying the encryption method is not supported also
The only thing different in the equation is the routers. Have tried disabling the firewall on the affected router and anything else I could find...No Joy!
Any help or suggestions are appreciated
ASKER
The router brands/type does not seem to matter. In this case the one that is fine is a Netgear wireless consumer router and the one that does not work is a Linksys wrt54G (these are my test routers), but the person with the issue can send email from his home network, and he has a Linksys router there. He was at a hotel last week and could send mail fine, don't know what that router was. He cannot send email from his office, wired or wireless.
On my two test routers, everything is set to the default settings, with the exception that they have static IP's and Static DNS (which are set to the same servers)
I have double, triple and quadruple checked ALL of the mail settings. They are 100% correct, and they work...with some routers.
If I knew how to check the IP inspect statements on consumer routers, I'd be happy to do so. The error messages appear to indicate that the information being sent through the routers is not "understood" by the server.
Thanks for the suggestions
On my two test routers, everything is set to the default settings, with the exception that they have static IP's and Static DNS (which are set to the same servers)
I have double, triple and quadruple checked ALL of the mail settings. They are 100% correct, and they work...with some routers.
If I knew how to check the IP inspect statements on consumer routers, I'd be happy to do so. The error messages appear to indicate that the information being sent through the routers is not "understood" by the server.
Thanks for the suggestions
If it fails still using an average commercial router while
It works for others then this is indeed strange. Is there a domain in this network? The machine that fails is part of the domain? Are there policies being pushed to this client from active directory?
It works for others then this is indeed strange. Is there a domain in this network? The machine that fails is part of the domain? Are there policies being pushed to this client from active directory?
ASKER
Good question,
I went there too, but it does not work on the router that is connected to a network with no domain, and it does work on the router that is connected to a network that has a domain on it. The machine is not a member of any domain. Because of this, I don't believe there are any policy issues.
I literally can see two wireless networks. I connect to the one that does not work, and send an email, I get the error and the message sits in the outbox and stays there. I disconnect from that wireless network and connect to the other network (never even closing outlook) and as soon as I connect, whoosh! the email goes out.
Yes it is very strange!
I went there too, but it does not work on the router that is connected to a network with no domain, and it does work on the router that is connected to a network that has a domain on it. The machine is not a member of any domain. Because of this, I don't believe there are any policy issues.
I literally can see two wireless networks. I connect to the one that does not work, and send an email, I get the error and the message sits in the outbox and stays there. I disconnect from that wireless network and connect to the other network (never even closing outlook) and as soon as I connect, whoosh! the email goes out.
Yes it is very strange!
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Also try this:
1. Click Tools/Accounts and double-click the account that is giving you the error
2. Click "More Settings" button then "Outgoing Server" tab at the top
3. Put a check in "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" AND put a check in "Log onto incoming mail server before sending mail"
If not already configured
1. Click Tools/Accounts and double-click the account that is giving you the error
2. Click "More Settings" button then "Outgoing Server" tab at the top
3. Put a check in "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" AND put a check in "Log onto incoming mail server before sending mail"
If not already configured
Again,
Under the advanced tab of more settings, under Outgoing server (STMP) there is a line stating
"Use the following type of encrypted connection."
Try different settings
Under the advanced tab of more settings, under Outgoing server (STMP) there is a line stating
"Use the following type of encrypted connection."
Try different settings
ASKER
Done all of those things (i.e. The outlook server settings) at least 4 times. Tried multiple combinations, no joy.
I have not tried the telnet. That is a good suggestion. I will give that a shot in the morning and get back with the results.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I have not tried the telnet. That is a good suggestion. I will give that a shot in the morning and get back with the results.
Thanks for the suggestion.
ASKER
Bingo!!!!
When I telnetted to the server, I got a "rejected" message due to reputation from Barracuda Networks. The University this person works for uses Barracuda devices. It seams the IP I use for my service network to repair machines with viruses/malware/root kits etc. was listed with a "Poor" reputation from Barracuda Networks (no surprise there, that's why I do that on a separate IP) . Requested removal, and 45 mins later the mail started flowing out. It all makes perfect sense now.
Thanks ddiazp for getting me to go down the right track. I'm a one man shop, and it really helps to have someone like you to get me to move in the right direction.
When I telnetted to the server, I got a "rejected" message due to reputation from Barracuda Networks. The University this person works for uses Barracuda devices. It seams the IP I use for my service network to repair machines with viruses/malware/root kits etc. was listed with a "Poor" reputation from Barracuda Networks (no surprise there, that's why I do that on a separate IP) . Requested removal, and 45 mins later the mail started flowing out. It all makes perfect sense now.
Thanks ddiazp for getting me to go down the right track. I'm a one man shop, and it really helps to have someone like you to get me to move in the right direction.
Glad you got it going!, happy I was of any help.
Can you compare the ip inspect statements on each router?
Have you manually doubled checked the account settings to make sure the proper settings are configured? (SSL, outgoing email requires authentication, etc,..):