You can use Microsoft Outlook® to compose, receive, and send email messages, but our secure servers process the actual messages. The message (relay) allotment for our email accounts is 250 each day. However, you have the option to purchase more, in packs of 50, for an additional fee.
If you are unable to send and receive messages with Outlook, here are a few things you can check to troubleshoot the problem, before calling customer support.
When you set up your email account, you selected the number of "Relays Per Day" that you wanted to use. Make sure that the number is not set to zero or that you have not exceeded the specified number of relays. To verify your SMTP Relay settings see Checking your SMTP Relay Settings.
When you set up your Outlook account, you entered specific settings for your servers, user information, and port settings. If these settings are not accurate, your account will not work properly.
To ensure that you have the correct settings, see Outlook 2007: Set up email.
MX (Mail Exchanger) records route email messages across the Internet. They direct email messages to the servers approved to accept messages for your domain name. If your MX records do not point to approved servers, your email cannot reach you.
There are several tools, such as the Email Test tool at www.dnsstuff.com, that you can use to check your MX records. Once you select a method for checking your MX records, confirm they match the MX records in your Workspace Webmail.
If your MX records do not match these, you can reset your MX records.
Some firewall and antivirus security settings might prevent Outlook from working properly. You may have to allow pop-ups from Outlook, adjust your site blocker settings, or change other settings. Try changing your security settings to allow emails to be sent and received.
Note: With Workspace Webmail and SMTP, you are restricted to 100 email addresses (To, Cc, and Bcc) per email message, regardless of the number of SMTP relays you have per day. For more information, see Email account limitations.
Note: As a courtesy, we provide information about how to use certain third-party products, but we do not endorse or directly support third-party products and we are not responsible for the functions or reliability of such products. Outlook® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All rights reserved.