Received the email about changing email account settings. Made the changes in Outlook 2010 (deleting the Yahoo part of the server names and changing the ports) as shown on the help page, but they don't work. I keep getting an error message that the server would not accept my authentication. What is going on?
Regards, Dan
@Dan_S wrote:Received the email about changing email account settings. Made the changes in Outlook 2010 (deleting the Yahoo part of the server names and changing the ports) as shown on the help page, but they don't work. I keep getting an error message that the server would not accept my authentication. What is going on?
Regards, Dan
Why did you remove the Yahoo part? It is my understanding that if you originally chose the Yahoo option for your Verizon email you must continue to use it unless you specifically take action to transfer your email account from Yahoo to the native Verizon servers. I am not at all surprised you get an authentication error, I think the Verizon servers are not aware of your Yahoo login name and password.
In fact, now that I think about it, I am not even sure that the change applies to an email account using Yahoo, you really need to check with Yahoo (web or phone I guess) to see what settings you should use for access via their email servers. Since I do not use the Yahoo option I have no way to verify what the settings should be for that. But for normal verizon.net email, SSL has worked just fine for me for many months.
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Justin
FiOS TV, 25/25 Internet, and Digital Voice user
QIP7232, QIP7100-P2, IMG 1.9
Keller, TX 76248
Justin,
I made the changes described on the web page based on the fact that the email explicitly said the changes were for my Verizon Yahoo Email Account.
I ran one of the Yahoo repair utilities and it restored my email to a working condition.
Right now I don't intend to make any changes until Verizon gets this sorted out.
Regards, Dan
@Dan_S wrote:Justin,
I made the changes described on the web page based on the fact that the email explicitly said the changes were for my Verizon Yahoo Email Account.
I ran one of the Yahoo repair utilities and it restored my email to a working condition.
Right now I don't intend to make any changes until Verizon gets this sorted out.
Regards, Dan
OK.
Since I don't have Verizon Yahoo email, just Verizon email, I have no way to verify anything related to Yahoo. But I really don't understand how, if you are a Verizon Yahoo email user, removing Yahoo is going to work, because it seems to me that puts you on the normal Verizon-only servers, and you won't be known there.
I can assure you however, that on the normal Verizon mail servers SSL works just fine on both email clients I have tried it with. I have been using SSL for quite a few months on the Verizon servers.
Good luck.
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Justin
FiOS TV, 25/25 Internet, and Digital Voice user
QIP7232, QIP7100-P2, IMG 1.9
Keller, TX 76248
The changes did not work for me either with Outlook 2007. There are a lot of other issues lately also - too many to mention. Everything worked just fine for over a year until about a month ago and I did not change any settings on my computer
I spoke too soon. It is working. I went to SUPPORT> TECHNICAL SUPPORT> FIOS INTERNET>EMAIL SETUP. Then you can select OUTLOOK and then on screen guide will take you through it. It is for new set up but you can go to account settings in OUTLOOK and select change instead of new>more settings>advanced and then enter what they show on the last couple pages of the guide.
does anyone know anything about using Windows Live 2011??? i have tried these new settings and the signon box just keeps popping up, have tried resetting password, it is all messed up, nothing is working. i'm very frustrated now.
@LoriMcl wrote:does anyone know anything about using Windows Live 2011??? i have tried these new settings and the signon box just keeps popping up, have tried resetting password, it is all messed up, nothing is working. i'm very frustrated now.
Are you using email at verizon.net or verizon.yahoo.net? I have been using Windows Live Mail 2011 with the SSL settings just fine for many months now, but I use verizon.net. If you are using verizon.net, I would be happy to post my settings, but I can't help with verizon.yahoo.net as I do not have an account.
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Justin
FiOS TV, 25/25 Internet, and Digital Voice user
QIP7232, QIP7100-P2, IMG 1.9
Keller, TX 76248
I know my way around server ports well and I can confirm that the new settings do NOT work for me. (Verizon DSL users in my area, were given the option of a Yahoo Verizon or Yahoo Hotmail email account. No such animal for us as a Verizon email that is neither.)
I've been around this pole a hundred times (since the email says to change them to the new settings) and I can only conclude that one should ignore their advice to yahoo.verizon users to change settings. Stick with the old ones. In fact, the Yahoo help page still lists the old settings as correct for Yahoo Verizon users and they are the ones that work for me. The new ones don't, at least for NYC DSL Verizon users.
To check Pop and SMTP settings in IPad
tab on 'Settings' -> "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" and tab on your verizon email account
tab on the 'outgoing.verizon.net' link that you should see next to the SMTP label under 'outgoing mail server''
on the screen that opens, make sure that server is set to 'ON'
'Use SSL' is set to 'ON'
and server port is 465
tab 'Done'
to check incoming settings:
go back to email settings page and click on 'Advanced'
make sure 'Use SSL' is set to 'ON and server port is set to 995
tab 'Done'
My iPad and Mac email were working fine until today with the new settings and now I cannot send or receive email. This is getting really frustrating and showing a high level of incompetence on Verizons part. It appears that every time someone makes a change the customer suffers. Similarly the changes to the personal web page and no more ftp loading. Mac users can no longer use a service they pay for since the stupid tools VZ provide do not work. Probably activeX or .NET based. Was quite easy to create a web site in iWeb and then ftp it.
Unhappy yet again.
Definitely works on IPads. Note I see messages about some Yahoo users having problems because of a old encryption certificate on the IPAD that needed to be updated. Sorry I don't know how they do that upgrade.
Windows Live Mail Client, Win7 64 bit:
The incoming settings port 995 and SSL do not work today Jan 6, 2012.
The outgoing email account settings port 465 SSl do work today.
I removed the SSL check on the incoming and the port changed to 110.
That worked today January 6, 2012.
Yesterday January 5, 2012, SSL and port 995 did work for incoming mail.
It is clear that Verizon is fooling around with the settings.
Its apparently fixed now. My first time its worked with SSl since Noon Yesterday.
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