Beside from getting the reported errors, there usually also is
another error code listed. These error codes consist of 3 digits
which could be separated by a dot ex. 213 or 2.1.3
These errors could also be sent to you in an email with a
Delivery Status Notification code in it.
The second 2 numbers will give you more details about why the
message is delayed or failed;
421 or 4.2.1 |
Service not available, the connection will be closed
(the server could be about to be restarted) |
450 or 4.5.0 |
Requested action failed: mailbox unavailable (for
instance, the mailbox is busy or locked) |
451 or 4.5.1 |
Requested action aborted due to an error on the server (contact
your ISP) |
452 or 4.5.2 |
Requested action not taken due to insufficient system
storage on the server (contact your ISP) |
453 or 4.5.3 |
Requested action not taken due to policy settings (for
instance, too many recipients specified) |
500 or 5.0.0 |
Syntax error, command unrecognized (This may include
errors such as command line too long) |
501 or 5.0.1 |
Syntax error in parameters or
arguments |
502 or 5.0.2 |
Command not implemented |
503 or 5.0.3 |
Bad sequence of commands |
504 or 5.0.4 |
Command parameter not implemented (for instance, Helo
command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname) |
550 or 5.5.0 |
Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable (for
instance, mailbox not found, no access due to policy reasons) |
551 or 5.5.1 |
User not local and an issue occurred when the server
tried to forward the message. |
552 or 5.5.2 |
Requested mail action aborted: exceeded storage
allocation |
553 or 5.5.3 |
Requested action not taken: mailbox name not allowed for
instance, the mailbox name is invalid) |
554 or 5.5.4 |
Transaction failed |
More details about the individual error codes can be found within
the
base RFC document and its listed updates at the top.
Aside from the above listed error codes, there are many more
error codes which you could encounter during send/receive. These
usually refer to internal errors from MS Outlook ect., or are specific to a
certain mail server or are actually coming from your virus scanner or another add-in that integrates with your send/receive
or networking process.
Due to the nature and origins of these error codes, the list
above will always be incomplete.
Error Code |
Description |
Cause/Possible solution |
0×0004b9 |
|
|
0×000501 |
|
|
0×80000003 |
|
|
0×80004001 |
Not
implemented |
|
0×80004005 |
The operation
failed |
Virus scanner integration issue
usually related to script blocking. |
0×800300FD
|
Unknown Error |
Indicates that there is
insufficient space in the Temp folder
-Empty your Deleted Items folder
-Empty your Temp folder; C:\Windows\Temp |
0×80040109 |
The Operation
cannot be performed because the message has been changed
|
Virus scanner integration issue.
Some
add-in may have altered the message upon sending. |
0×8004010F |
Microsoft
Exchange offline address book.
Not downloading Offline address book files. A server (URL)
could not be located. |
Verify the publication address for
the Offline Address Book (OAB) in Exchange. |
0×80040115 |
The
connection to the Microsoft Exchange server is unavailable.
Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action. |
The server is not reachable, check
your connection and verify that Outlook is in on-line mode.
This issue could also occur with other mail servers, not
just Exchange. |
0×80040119 |
An unknown
error has occurred.
Messaging interface has caused an unknown error. |
Virus scanner integration issue
usually related to authentication.
This issue could also occur when there are errors in your
pst-file. |
0×8004011D |
Task
“Microsoft Exchange Server” reported error (0×8004011D):
“The server is not available. Contact your administrator if
this condition persists.” |
The server is not reachable, check
your connection and verify that Outlook is in on-line mode.
This issue could also occur with other mail servers, not
just Exchange. |
0×80040126 |
The operation
cannot be performed because the connection to the server is
offline. |
This issue is an Outlook Connector
issue. If there is no general issues with Hotmail itself,
make sure you have the latest version installed. Removing
and re-adding your Hotmail account might help. |
0×80040305 |
Your server
administrator has limited the number of items you can open
simultaneously.
Email too big (Google Apps Sync) |
These limitations can be set on
the mail server. Contact your mail admin to find out which
limitations are in affect. |
0×80040600 |
An unknown
error has occurred.
|
Virus scanner integration issue
usually related to authentication.
This issue could also occur when there are errors in your
pst-file. |
0×80040607 |
An unknown
error occurred |
Virus scanner integration issue.
Authentication not enabled for the configured SMTP
server. |
0×8004060C |
Unknown Error |
|
0×80040900 |
|
|
0×80040FB3 |
Error
encountered. Check documentation. |
This issue is related to
BlackBerry accounts. It appears that your account is not
associated with a BES or Exchange account.
Other causes could be a corrupted item that is trying to be
synched. Remove this item and try again. |
0×80042108 |
Outlook is
unable to connect to your incoming (POP) e-mail server.
If you continue to receive this message, contact your server
administrator or ISP. |
|
0×80042109 |
Outlook
cannot connect to your outgoing (SMTP) e-mail server.
If you continue to receive this message, contact your server
administrator or ISP. |
|
0×8004210A |
The operation
timed out waiting for a response from the receiving (POP)
server.
If you continue to receive this message, contact your server
administrator or Internet service provider (ISP). |
Virus scanner integration issue |
0×8004210B |
The operation
timed out waiting for a response from the sending (SMTP)
server.
If you continue to receive this message, contact your server
administrator or Internet service provider (ISP). |
An address in the distribution
list might be malformed or corrupted.
Update/remove the address or recreate the distribution list. |
0×80042112 |
|
|
0×8004218 |
|
|
0×80048002 |
This task was
cancelled before it was completed. |
Virus scanner integration issue.
Some
add-in may have altered the message upon sending. |
0×8004DF0B |
|
|
0×80070005 |
You don't
have appropriate permissions to perform this operation |
Refers to issues with the delivery
location;
-scan it for errors with scanpst.exe or scanost.exe
-verify that you have read/write permissions on the pst-/ost-file
-verify that the path to the pst-/ost-file is valid
-verify that the ost-file belongs to the correct user and
mailbox |
0×8007000E |
|
|
0×80070021 |
|
|
0×80070057 |
Could not
complete operation. One or more parameter values are not
valid.
Sending reported error parameters not correct. |
Virus scanner integration issue.
This error could also occur with Google Apps Sync trying to
sync your RSS folders to the server. |
0×80072F17 |
Synchronization could not be completed. Try again later. |
This issue is usually caused by
issues with the SSL certificate. |
0×8007007E |
Unknown error |
|
0×80090FB3 |
|
|
0×800C0131 |
Unknown error
has occurred. |
data storage issue |
0×800C0133 |
|
data storage issue
virus scanner integration issue |
0×800C013B |
|
|
0×800CCC33 |
Task
'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported
error (0×800CCC33) : 'Access to the account was denied.
Verify that your username and password are correct. The
server responded 'Forbidden'. |
This error is encountered when you
are trying to make a connection to a Live Hotmail account
without the Outlook Connector installed. |
0×800CCC7D |
Unknown Error |
The outgoing SMTP server does not
support secure connections.
Verify your account settings or contact your ISP. |
0×800CCC80 |
None of the
authentication methods supported by this client are
supported by your server. |
|
0×800CCCF7 |
|
|
0×81FC0005 |
|
Close and reopen Outlook |
0×834005 |
|
|
0xC0000005 |
|
|
0xD4904005 |
|
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