can't access my msn and hotmail via my work network?
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Whose proxy? one of them street proxies? the kind you find in every dark corner of the bad neighborhoods on the Internet?\n\nthe message is to the server owner that didn't config the server with 'https' protocol!\n\nget another proxy server!
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firewall restrictions by the admin of your network. OR you have a limited windows xp account rather than a computer administer account on XP
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Are you working in offline mode?  Also check your tools-options-Mail Setup-Send/Receive options.\n\nBut even better than that, check the MS Kbase or post your questions to the newsgroup.
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This can be many problems\nAre you on a NETWORK? ( Work or school)\n- If you are on a network there is not much you can do try using EMESSANGER or WEB MSN\n\nDo you have a router?\nIF you have a router you will have to go in and enable MSN for running and allowing it access to the Internet\n\nWindows XP has its own Firewall built in but i think it automatically allows msn through. Its Risky business turning it off but you can try going to CONTROLPANEL -\nSECURITY CENTER - And Turn off the firewall\n\nBut i personally would recommend against this
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go to msn hotmail sign in  and send a email may kneed activating give it a go
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Check to see if there is a software firewall blocking Outlook from accessing the Internet.  Check to see if Time Warner cable requires you to use SMTP authentication in order to send e-mail.
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Yeah.  Ask your IT department to make a special exception just for you.  Good luck with that. :)\n\nIf the site is specifically blocked at the firewall and you're at work, you are out of luck.
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MSN corrupded? Bad IM Service providing? Badware interuption?
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You have two settings.  One is mail.(yourserver).com or net, whatever your email is.  The other is SMTP.(your server).Com or net. eg..\nmail.comcast.net\nsmtp.comcast.net.\nMake sure your settings match these.  You will have to access the tools menu from your email account.
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Your work account may not be set up to be accessible from home. Check with your company's technical support people (helpdesk is a good place to start).  If they allow you to check email from home, they will either give you a web address to go to and read it over the web, or instructions for connecting to it at home. The software you use to read email is not as important as the way the server that holds the email is set up--- I'm an email engineer and I have many users who use Outlook/pc at home and Mac/Entourage at the office (or the reverse) and they can see everything from everywhere.
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Ok first off , is the email a local server or isit a webemail server.??/ Now , enter your router and see if the ports 110 and 25 are open since both of them are used for email . Now , this 2 ports are only for NON SECURE conection . ok if you need more help then write me with more info so i can help you
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Just wipe out the network connection and set the network connection all over again. It should erase everything associated with your workgroup and let you recreate it.
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Not directly, but there may be a solution through Microsoft Office.  If you attach your hotmail account to either Outlook or Outlook Express, you may be able to take advantage of Outlook's ability to program or view other's email actions.  Hope this helps or points you in a better direction!
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you might have to go into our firewall and make hotmail a trusted site. i had the same problem with another site.\n\nHope this helps...
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You must check your account (settings) cause I think there is no connection between outlook and the  internet
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MicroSoft Network = MSN
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Ask your techs at work.  Your exchange server will probably have "outlook web access" available, but it will have to be set up for you to be able to access it.  The other option would be to use the remote desktop feature on XP (or use a third party software package) that will allow you to use your office computer as if you were at work.