For the past 2 days I am getting a connection timeout to my comcast email server. I have checked with comcast and they are not aware of any issues. I have rebooted my computer and router with the same results. I am running version 60.7.0.
Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
Connection to Comcast server timing out
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Re: Connection to Comcast server timing out
My Comcast IMAP account is working fine. Do you have any problems with other POP/IMAP accounts?
Comcast's DNS server frequently gets overloaded. It's useful to configure a free secondary DNS server from somebody else in case of problems with the Comcast primary DNS server.
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Comcast's DNS server frequently gets overloaded. It's useful to configure a free secondary DNS server from somebody else in case of problems with the Comcast primary DNS server.
https://www.howtogeek.com/167533/the-ul ... ns-server/
https://www.howtogeek.com/164981/how-to ... -browsing/
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Re: Connection to Comcast server timing out
I do not any other email accounts that I use thunderbird for; only hotmail and gmail. Guess I need to call Comcast and see what they have to say
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Re: Connection to Comcast server timing out
Just got off the phone with Comcast and everything is fine on there end.... so..back to wondering how to fix this....
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Re: Connection to Comcast server timing out
See if you have the same problem sending mail.
If you are using a anti-virus scanner that intercepts your new mail (in order to read it) experiment with disabling the anti-virus scanner.
Try running a internet speed test such as https://www.speedtest.net/ and see if you get speeds near what you are supposed to get.
If you are using a anti-virus scanner that intercepts your new mail (in order to read it) experiment with disabling the anti-virus scanner.
Try running a internet speed test such as https://www.speedtest.net/ and see if you get speeds near what you are supposed to get.