In network diagnostics it shows that Inboundmailserver failed,the IP Address failed .How do I correct these?
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I have no idea what you are trying to troubleshoot... setting up a mail server?\n\nSounds like a DNS problem?  Sounds like it's not resolving the host name to an ip address.
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IMO it's the DNS server [which translates names into ip numbers]. Call your ISP - it may be their problem, not yours.
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i have no idea what HPZ zip M12.exe is, i cant find any refrences on the web. I can tell you that sockets errors 11001 and 11004 are related to DNS (The convertion of textual URLs to numerical IP addresses), this could be cause by many things (Your isps DNS is playing up, youve misspelled the name, a faulty connection or youre SMTP server is down). Ive noticed some people have replaced the URL with the ip address and have worked around the problem, to do this ping the address of your SMTP or sendmail package but first check that the url for smtp is correct.\nFirstly can you get correct internet access, if so then you can try what i am about to say.\nLoad up your command prompt( type "cmd.exe" into the dialog that shows when you click on the  "Run" lable in the start menu (somewhere in the start menu), once cmd is loaded type "ping smtp.example.com" where smtp.example.com is the address of your smtp server. In the resultant text there should be a number in the form xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where Xs are digits), that is the ip address of your smtp server. Type the address in the place of the smtp servers url and then try. If the ping fails then your smtp server might have moved or, you have moved ISP which would mean you would have a different smtp server.\nNote: i long ago migrated from Outlook Express to Evolution(Linux) for mail and thus cant reproduce the error or attempt to test my "fix" so it may fail miserably.\nI appoligise if this dosnt help but it seemed like a possible solution.
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Verify you are using correct url (http://www.yourmail.com) and if that doesn't work try surfing to other websites that way you know your connection is good to the internet. If the connection is good it's probably a problem with your webmail server.
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
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You computer can not locate the server due to a network or LAN failure...\n\nXLMan
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Outlook express?\nFresh install of windows?\nSpyware hijacked the system?\nWebmail server might be down.\nWhat provider do you use? AOL, Verizon, etc.\nIf using outlook express, did you accidentally change the default email program to Office Express?\n\nActually.. this question is so vague there IS NO ANSWER! IM me or call tech support for your internet service provider. (IT Specialist)
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Check the passward and username\nCheck the firewall or internet security setting if you got some software for that\nCheck the internet connection, it sounds like you dont even have any tcp/ip connection\nLast resort, uninstall the software and then reinstall it
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most of the times rebooting fixes this. or click on repair or dump the ip and renew it.
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well,we do have a serious problem in hand.\nFirst it would had been better if u could let us know if you are using a cline softwar like (outlook)etc,Or u r direct;ly accessing it form the web server.\n\nIf it is the client software then please check the error message .If no error message come up.Then try to create another account on the outlook if u r using one.\n\nIf u r working on the webserver then check with the yahoo tech support if they have any outages on the server for your email or not .
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probably your router is not configured to make connections to a email server. \n\nYou have to configure your MTU - Maximum Transmission Unit for easy and hassle free access to mail servers like Yahoo, AOL etc. \n\nCheck in your manual of where to configure the MTU on the router. \n\nOnce you find the place. \nChange your MTU size to 1400.\nThat should work.\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/inquira/default.asp?ui_mode=answer&prior_transaction_id=980218&action_code=5&highlight_info=16777898,117,118&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fkbserver.netgear.com%2Fkb_web_files%2Fn100603.asp&answer_id=275970451#__highlight
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yeah that will just be something wrong with the server you are trying to connect too, it is nothing wrong with your end, just try again a bit later and they should have resolved it, companies usually pick up on errors quickly and resolve them.
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check the ip address go to command promt and type ipconfig:\nyour ip address should be 192.168.1.64
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if ur sending mails trough outlook , some Internet service provider will block some domin address. plz talk to ur isp to salve the problem
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Import your settings to the new version. Go into your control panel and under mail set up your email again, import your address book and go from there. Sounds like your ISP didn't know **** about your situation.
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Dependant upon a few things.\nTo start...\nA: is your Internet Connection is working.\nB: what mail server you are trying to connect to.\nC: is outlook express setup to download messages.\nD: is outlook express setup as POP or IMAP?\nE: Does the mail server you're trying to access allow POP or IMAP configurations.
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Try "ping 127.0.0.1"\n\nIf that works, try pinging your ISP's DNS.  And go on from there.\n\nIf no luck, run a "netstat -an" and post it to some PC help web forum.\n\nRun Dr. Watson and have it do a scan.  Search on your hard drive for it, I think its name depends on which OS you use.  It's Drwatson.exe on W98SE.  XP has rollback capability.\n\nSounds like your network stack is damaged.  It's repairable but not easily.  Windows has some tools to help you out but they're not intuitive, you need to do the hard work.