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11-21-2020
01:11 PM
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There is a caching issue with the way the system authenticates between the Community, the rest of the Support area, and the Email system following a second login attempt. If you log out, kill your browser, then bring it back up and go directly to https://email.hughes.net without coming here first it should route you correctly to email after logging in.
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11-21-2020
11:23 AM
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I tried reading back to see what application you're using for a mail client and didn't see one. It would help to know what you're using and on what operating system. There are a few applications where the version of SSL being used is incompatible with the mail server.
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11-21-2020
08:57 AM
Not sure it it will allow this, but try changing it to: @*.ucdavis.edu In theory, that should allow anything from the ucdavis.edu domain, regardless of subdomain or username.
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11-18-2020
02:51 PM
2 Kudos
@navret9 Actually, had you done a search and read the posts with similar issues, you will see that I had already told people to do exactly what you did on several occasions. It would have saved you a lot of grief.
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11-17-2020
10:31 AM
1 Kudo
As you noted, the filter is a fuction of the web application, not at the server. That would require something like spamassassin or other qmail/procmail type script. Unfortunately, the email server is owned and under the control of a subcontractor and I don't think they employ anything like that. One thing you can do is to not use your email address as a login to any mailing lists or other web sites that might sell it to a prospective spammer, or leave it out in the open on any websites that may be scanned for such things. Create a honeypot email address on gmail (or other) and use that instead.
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11-16-2020
07:49 PM
Didn't say if you rebooted the modem or not, which would clear the DNS cache. SSL won't work at all if the DNS is corrupted.
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11-16-2020
11:42 AM
I can download Big Sur, but I wouldn't be able to install it. Last supported model is a late-2013 Pro and mine is an early-2013. The thing that ticks me off is GarageBand requires Big Sur (v11.0), keeps wanting to update my current version, and hiding it in the App Store does nothing. So I'm going to have an annoying red dot on my App Store in perpetuity.
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11-16-2020
10:59 AM
@maratsade Not today, specifically, but saw things going south Wednesday and thru Saturday. Yesterday and today seem fairly ok. Edit: Thinking this through, it could have been the combination of Big Sur, iOS/iPadOS 14.2, and several apps (GarageBand, Xcode, iMovie, iWorks apps) all being released, as well as a new composite Win10 update, immediately followed by Oct 2020 being released - all at the same time on Wednesday.
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11-16-2020
09:34 AM
It's happening in the Mac Store application in macOS. I had something similar trying to update an iPad to 14.2 where it stuttered and stalled on just 714MB - took several hours. When it fininshed and started the 'prepare' phase, it said the download failed, then told me the update will now be 3.56GB instead of the original 714MB. #Fun Pretty sure this is a combination of SSL errors, routing problems, as well as the usual gapping problems at the provider (CenturyLink) causing timeouts. There have also been problems with the routes to Microsoft update servers. I finally was able to successfully update my Win10 VM to Oct 2020 today. There were real problems with sub-100kB links to update.microsoft.com. Again, pretty sure this is mostly caused by CL.
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11-15-2020
07:29 PM
1 Kudo
@Scooter Incoming mail settings: server: mail.hughes.net port: 995 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password. Outgoing mail settings: server: smtp.hughes.net port: 465 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password.
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11-14-2020
07:00 PM
1 Kudo
"app on my phone" isn't web mail. Double check your settings, they should be as follows: Incoming mail settings: server: mail.hughes.net port: 995 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password. Outgoing mail settings: server: smtp.hughes.net port: 465 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password.
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11-14-2020
01:21 PM
I noticed people were posting their settings in the three or four similar posts, which were all incorrect. Edit: I use Outlook within Mac: Office 365
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11-14-2020
10:27 AM
What happens when you kill your browser and go directly to https://email.hughes.net? There seems to be a problem with the way the login is routing to webmail, so it may help to clear your browser cache and cookies first.
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11-13-2020
07:29 PM
3 Kudos
Someone suspected that Windows reset the settings in the most recent update. Double check your settings, they should be as follows: Incoming mail settings: server: mail.hughes.net port: 995 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password. Outgoing mail settings: server: smtp.hughes.net port: 465 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password.
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11-12-2020
07:13 PM
You may be on to something. However, I was under the impression that Senacor (the email subcontractor) finally upgraded to TLS 1.3 and moved to SSL-only email in the process, which is common practice now.
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11-12-2020
03:50 PM
Here are the settings you should use, please don't use anything else: Incoming mail settings: server: mail.hughes.net port: 995 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password. Outgoing mail settings: server: smtp.hughes.net port: 465 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password.
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11-12-2020
03:47 PM
How can it no longer send or receive if it just sent an email? I don't understand what you're saying.
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11-12-2020
03:22 PM
You're not using SSL. Outgoing mail settings: server: smtp.hughes.net port: 465 "Use SSL" should be checked authentication should also be set to your username and password.
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11-12-2020
12:55 PM
2 Kudos
I'm having a problem understanding your question, so excuse me if this doesn't answer it... If the program is scheduled to air live at 3am (in the future) and you tell the DVR to record it at 9pm (the previous evening), it will start recording the live program at 3am (in the future). Either way, it's recording a live program airing at 3am, not on-demand, so there's no internet involved. If you're looking to record an on-demand program at 3am to take advantage of the Bonus Time, I think you need to be up at 3am to manually record it. I'm not aware of any DVR that allows you to schedule an on-demand recording at a different time. Usually, all on-demand recording is initiated immediately. As an alternative: @maratsade and @GabeU know of the details regarding a mostly free service that allows you to schedule on-demand recordings for Bonus Time. The difference is that I think it would download to your computer, not your DVR.
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11-12-2020
12:41 PM
he was talking to the person who jumped in on your thread. also, just a thought, but if you are still having a problem with mail.hughes.net, try changing it to email.highes.net in your email client.
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11-12-2020
12:39 PM
Try using email.hughes.net instead.
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11-12-2020
10:47 AM
If you're recording live and 'rewind' (as it were) you shouldn't use any bandwidth because the DVR actively records what you're watching from the satellite TV feed. However, if Dish has a thing where you can restart the program from the beginning if you've only started watching from the middle, that's using on-demand (and your internet).
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11-12-2020
10:36 AM
What happens when you kill your browser, bring it back up, then go directly to https://email.hughes.net/
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11-12-2020
10:36 AM
What happens when you kill your browser, bring it back up, then go directly to https://email.hughes.net/
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11-12-2020
10:11 AM
1 Kudo
The DVR itself will only use bandwidth when recording an on-demand program from the internet. Can assume the rate is about 5GB per hour for HD. But there are other function the entire box uses data for: 1. software/app updates. 2. on-screen java apps (if they use them, I know DirecTV does). 3. on-screen guide updates/searches. 4. specific configuration settings particular to your location Just about anything you think might be coming from the satellite's control data channel will almost always have a duplicate date path via the internet and will gleefully use lots of it. Best to just disconnect from the internet entirely, since they give no warning nor an option of where it comes from.
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11-11-2020
02:24 PM
Like all of these, they come in bands/waves. Prob another day of this as it moves North then off to sea.
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11-11-2020
01:32 PM
1 Kudo
Looking on the map, looks like the clouds and rain from Eta is messing up satellite service from Georgia to Maine...
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