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Hi,<br />
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I support a small SBS 2008 network who use Demon to host their domain and Demon has just changed its servers.<br />
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We changed the MXrecord with the new name servers/IPs and everything is working fine except one mailbox is refusing to download the emails through the POP3 connector (they don't want to change to SMTP and it's only 5 mailboxes).<br />
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The mailbox details in the POP3 connector are the same as the others i.e.<br />
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POP3 Server - mail.demon.co.uk<br />
Ports - 110<br />
Logon type - BASIC<br />
Username - problemchild@ourdomain.dem<wbr />on.co.uk<br />
Password - XXXXXXX<br />
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I've been staring at it for ages for syntax errors.<br />
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No email comes through to this mailbox, but if I use the same details in Outlook 2010, it works fine and downloads everything, so the details must be ok at the Demon end.<br />
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Help!
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Hi,

I support a small SBS 2008 network who use Demon to host their domain and Demon has just changed its servers.

We changed the MXrecord with the new name servers/IPs and everything is working fine except one mailbox is refusing to download the emails through the POP3 connector (they don't want to change to SMTP and it's only 5 mailboxes).

The mailbox details in the POP3 connector are the same as the others i.e.

POP3 Server - mail.demon.co.uk
Ports - 110
Logon type - BASIC
Username - problemchild@ourdomain.demon.co.uk
Password - XXXXXXX

I've been staring at it for ages for syntax errors.

No email comes through to this mailbox, but if I use the same details in Outlook 2010, it works fine and downloads everything, so the details must be ok at the Demon end.

Help!

Problems with emails since Demon migration

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