Ken:
Did you start your Email Server program? That is the program that =
binds to port 110 and processes requests. On the server, go to the DOS =
prompt and type:
netstat -n -a | find ":110"
This will report to you all connections(including listening sockets) =
using port 110(POP3). As for solving it, find your Email program =
service(hopefully a service), and start it. Any info beyond that, and =
I'd need to know what Email server. :-)
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Derek
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ken Kixmoeller
> [mailto:ken.kixmoeller at information-architecture D.OT com]
> Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 3:11 PM
> To: Profox
> Subject: [NF] W2K Server Port 110 not responding
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> Help!!!
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> I feel so clueless on this Server stuff.
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> A couple of days ago, I had a few server crashes -- don't=20
> know why -- some
> kind of conflict with my eMail server program.
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> Everything seems to be up and running -- except eMail. Port 110 is not
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> response: 'Could not
> open a connection to host on port 110.')
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> I have no clue what to do about this. I am busy looking up=20
> help files, etc.,
> but I had hoped someone here might give me a clue what to check.
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> W2K Server, IIS, WC, what else do you need to know?
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> Thanks,
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> Ken (using a temporary eMail address off of my server :-( )
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