This happens like every 2 or 3 minutes.  It is aggrevating as Hell.  Does my administrator need a lesson or do I?  Can anyone tell me what to do to make the "requesting" less frequent?
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This is due to outlook trying to connect to your company's Exchange server and having network troubles doing so.  This is a problem for the admin.  You cannot control the communication timing when using the direct connection to the Exchange server.  There are a few potential causes:\nNetwork is very busy.\nPoor network connection (e.g. low signal on wireless).\nServer is very busy.\n\nIf the admin cannot solve these problems, one thing you can do is setup your system to use offline folders.  Basically Outlook makes a copy of your mail data on your computer and occasionally gets an update from the server.\n\nWith help from your admin, go to the Microsoft Exchange Server settings and hit the advanced tab.  You will see a button labelled "Offline server settings".  Choose a location for the .ost file and hit OK.\nOn the General tab there is a section called "When Starting".  Select Manually control connection state and change the default to "work offline".\n\nNow when you go to tools and options, you should see a "Send/Receive" button on the "Mail Setup" tab.  There you can schedule how often Outlook synchronizes with the server.\n\nI haven't filled in every last detail, you should get assistance from your admin before attempting this.
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Clearly Yahoo are slacking.  They are almost a year out of date.  I doubt that many of their IT staff read this site, so if it bothers you the best course of action would be to send in an email.
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A bit too many request, don't you think?
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Sounds like a firewall blocking access. If firewall is on try disabling it temporarily and then try to reconnect.
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It may be your server.  I know that when I'm on there sometimes it does the same.  I end up having to restart my PC and then it works fine.
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Try disabling your firewall, it will narrow down your issue.
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Yes. Happens to me all the time. \n\nThe problem seems to be with Yahoo.
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Sounds like an ISP or local computer problem. None of the rest of us seem to be having any trouble or the screams would be all over the net. This is even still in Beta and it works great.
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I try but I keep getting violation notices.
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the yahoo servers act crazy sometimes. it happens to many users. \nyahoo servers do not communicate with each other in the best way on MYYAHOO.
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Yeah same here, probably another overload of users. Give it a few hours and you'll be able to log in again, as usual
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Well, sometimes there is a lag in the yahoo system since there are probably thousands logged on at a time. :-)
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Tell your system administrator....he/she will correct the situation.
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They were having problems since yesterday afternoon. They are aware of it and are working on it. You can report it on the forum, link found in the upper right corner of the page, it's the second thread.
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That may be due to network congestion. It often happens when there is too much of traffic on the website. Wait for some time and try again.
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Probably the webmaster messed up with something. If this message keeps showing, he could possible not be aware of this, so you better contact him.
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Are you using windowsISA server? What versions? If so, the proxy server has had a bug with disconnecting the outside card (public) and refreshing it again in a few seconds. I had seen this happen with windows ISA server2000. Usually upgrading the ISA version corrected the problem in most of my cases.