No change on my side. Maybe a change on the comcast server side? I deleted the account in Outlook and tried to recreate using the latest settings on the Xfinity website for Outlook 2010 using ports 993/SSL and 587/TLS for imap. Cannot log into servers.
Are these the right ports and encryption settings?
@gsholz wrote:
No change on my side. Maybe a change on the comcast server side? I deleted the account in Outlook and tried to recreate using the latest settings on the Xfinity website for Outlook 2010 using ports 993/SSL and 587/TLS for imap. Cannot log into servers.
Are these the right ports and encryption settings?
Just as a check for you......
Thank you for your response. I used those ports and servers.
I think I figured out what happened. Two days ago MSFT forced a partial update to my notebook (despite being on a metered connection). But the PC was not rebooted. This left some of the networking stacks in limbo. I could browse the internet but not log into comcast nor ping the comcast servers. After rebooting and completing the update process, I'm back in business. Thanks for the help.
@gsholz wrote:
Thank you for your response. I used those ports and servers.
I think I figured out what happened. Two days ago MSFT forced a partial update to my notebook (despite being on a metered connection). But the PC was not rebooted. This left some of the networking stacks in limbo. I could browse the internet but not log into comcast nor ping the comcast servers. After rebooting and completing the update process, I'm back in business. Thanks for the help.
I'm glad you got it figured out!