Forum Discussion

VintageHarper's avatar
VintageHarper
New Poster
5 years ago

Incoming Email Issues -- MS Outlook

Hello -- Since Wednesday, I have been unable to download new email in Outlook.  Outgoing mail seems to not have an issue, but incoming mail is timing out with an error that subscribed folders cannot be synchronized.  This happens perodically, but this is the first time that it has happened recently for a multi-day period (vs. a isolated incident that will resolve itself within an hour).  

 

I've tried a variety of IMAP port options that I've found listed online (143, 587, 993) with and without SSL, and all seem to fail to log-in to the IMAP server on account settings test ("Your server unexpectedly terminated the connection). 

 

While somewhat slow, general internet connectivity is fine via Hughest Net.  We've also tried via alternate internet connection (4G cellphone hot spot), with the same results.  Login via webmail does work (so it's not a password issue).

  • maratsade's avatar
    maratsade
    Distinguished Professor IV

    If you've tried via a different network and the result is the same, the issue may be with MS mail.  Have you tried posting on their community? 

    • VintageHarper's avatar
      VintageHarper
      New Poster

      We have investigated that route and the feedback there was that it is i likely a mail server/service issue, given that it was working pretty much fine up until Wednesday PM when it started.  

       

      Does anyone have a link to the official, current, server and port information?  I'm finding multiple answers within the HughesNet help and this forum.  

      • MarkJFine's avatar
        MarkJFine
        Professor

        If it started Wednesday, chances are Office updated itself. Many email clients are moving to use TLS 1.3 *only* and it's possible that Outlook just went that way. That's a big problem because I don't think the HN email server at Sencor has been updated to accept 1.3 yet. As a result, any account authorizations will fail. HughesNet knows about this and are working the problem.

  • Good morning VintageHarper, 

     

    Welcome and thank you for posting. It's been a while since we last heard from you, but hopefully you found something useful from what the others have posted. I will close this thread, however if you still have concerns, please start a new one and include a detailed explanation so we can better assist you.

     

    Thanks,

    Liz