E-mail error #802

This error code normally happens in Outlook version 2007 and 2010 due to improper configuration of POP3 and SMTP. This is the only known reason for the Outlook error 0x80040607. Due to this error Outlook trouble you to send/receive emails.
Let me guide you, How to Overcome this issue
1. Click File Tab, select Account Settings and click Account Settings
2.Select your account and click change
3. Click on more setting
4. In the Outgoing Server tab, check My Outgoing Server (SMTP) requires authentication checkbox and choose to Use same settings as my incoming mail server.
5. Finally, click ok.
Now, the error code problem will be resolved

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Most common reason for 'Outlook cannot connect to SMTP server' error is the wrong configuration settings of Outlook. This happens especially in the case of newly configured email accounts.
A mis-spelled mail server name to a wrong port setting in Outlook can cause connectivity issues to the mail server and end up giving error while trying to send or receive mails.
By default, the port settings for mail related services are these, and a connection problem to these ports can lead to Outlook error:
SMTP - port 25 / 587 POP3 - port 110 IMAP - port 143 Secure SMTP (SSMTP) - port 465 IMAP4 over SSL (IMAPS) - port 993 Secure POP3 (SSL-POP) - port 995 There are also chances that some web masters may have duplicate profiles in Outlook, which will have an old mail server configured in it, and therefore would be trying to connect to the wrong mail server.

This is a scan to email error code


The scan isn't registering the dns servers properly, so the smtp server name isn't getting resolved. Replace the server name with the server ip
and this should resolve you error. Let me know how this works for you.

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Check reverse DNS entry for your mail server and add the reverse DNS entry for the same will resolve your problem.

Cause 1:- There is no MX record for the Internet domain associated with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server user. Error 1 appears.
Resolution:- Create an MX record for the Internet domain. Make sure the computer running the BlackBerry Manager is pointing to the correct DNS server.
Cause 2 :- Incorrect DNS settings
Resolution :- Ensure the computer running the BlackBerry Manager is configured with the correct DNS settings.
Cause 3 :- BlackBerry Manager is not allowed to make a direct SMTP connection to that mail server.
Resolution :- Configure the mail server referred in the MX record to allow the direct SMTP connection from the BlackBerry Manager.
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It sounds as though you're using Outlook to send email to and from and ISP and not to or from a Microsoft Exchange server. If so, then the following applies.

The error message means that there is a configuration problem with your email account settings. This error usually happens when an error has been made when specifiy the name of the outgoing (SMTP) mail server.

Note: It may be necessary to contact your ISP to obtain their specific mail server information. The standard port number for Incoming mail (POP3) is 110. The standard port number for Outgoing mail (SMTP) is 25.

Here's what you need to do to verify your settings:

1. Contact your ISP to obtain their specific mail server settings.
2. Open Outlook
3. Click on the "Tools" menu item then click on "Account Settings".
4. Make sure you are on the "Email tab" of the account setting dialog box.
5. Double click on the email account that is listed under "Name".
6. The Internet Email Settings dialog box will appear.
7. Look for the heading "Sever Information". Below that heading you will see Incoming and Outgoing Mail Server . Verify the names of your mail servers match the information given to you by your ISP.
8. If your ISP have provided you with port numbers other than those listed in the note above, perform steps 9 to 12. Otherwise proceed to step 13.
9. From the Internet Email Settings dialog box, click on the "More Settings" button.
10. Click on the "Advanced" tab.
11. Change the Incoming and Outgoing mail server ports to match the information provided by your ISP.
12. Click the OK button to save the changes.
13. Click on the "Next" button.
14. Click on the "Finish" button.
15. Click on the "Close" button to colse the account settings.

Outlook will now be configured properly to send and receive Internet Email.

I'm pretty sure that the problem (though the machine indicating otherwise) is that gmail requires SSL, and the Scan to Email (server) doesn't support SSL. If this is the problem, you can easily check it out by trying to use some other mail, with another SMTP server, which doesn't require SSL.

the dns setting are not correct apparently.
try these settings and make sure you include the proper port setting

Yahoo Incoming Mail Server (POP3) - pop.mail.yahoo.com (port 110)
Yahoo Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) - smtp.mail.yahoo.com (port 25)

Airtel settings:

Airtel live:
Connection Name> Airtel Live
Data bearer>gprs
Access point name>airtelfun.com
User Name/Password>(leave blank)
Authentication>Normal
Homepage>live.airtelworld.com
IP Address>100.1.200.99
Connection Security>Off
Session mode>Permanent
Mobile Office:
Connection Name>Mobile Office
Access Point Name>airtelgprs.com
Homepage>www.google.com
IP Address>0.0.0.0
Rest all similar to Airtel live as given above.

This is a scan to email error code

The scan isn't registering the dns servers properly, so the smtp server name isn't getting resolved. Replace the server name with the server ip and this should resolve you error. Let me know how this works for you.

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Have you setup your smtp address on the machine? From any workstation in the same network open your web browser. Key in the IP address of the mfp copier. Goes to network setup and key-in your smtp address.