help.. POP3 problem..

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Hello, there..
Our system has a problem..
When users take emails using outlook 2007(POP3), they can't take emails over 2MBytes.
However, under 2Mbytes email is ok.. what the...
I don't know reason..:confused:
More strange point is that sometimes working is ok and sometimes working is bad..
I connected POP3 server using Telnet, and I checked.
STAT, LIST commands worked well, but when I use RETR command, the server gave me a message only point(.)!!!
Point means the end of a data in eml file.. SUCKS!!
I don't know why...........
Plz, give me a solution~
Thanks.

Note) Our system is Windows Server2003.

Posted 15-Jul-10 0:01am

telius07@nate.com

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2010-07-15T00:26:00

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The server handling the users mailbox will have a message size limit for receiving of 2MB.

Check with the admins of the server.

The sender of the message, should be receiving a bounce message, stating message size limit exceeded.

Posted 15-Jul-10 0:26am

DaveAuld

Updated 15-Jul-10 0:27am

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