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--- how_to:vpop3_status_monitor_problems [2010/08/05 09:37] – paul
+++ how_to:vpop3_status_monitor_problems [2010/08/05 09:44] – paul
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   * Check any firewall/Internet security software isn't blocking it, or blocking access to the VPOP3 server
   * Right-click the status monitor icon and choose 'Configure Status Monitor'. Check the server address is correct, check the port is correct (usually 5109 - //not 5108//) and check the username/password are set to a valid VPOP3 username/password.
-  * Check VPOP3 is running - try **Start -> Program Files -> VPOP3 -> Configure VPOP3** to see if that can access the VPOP3 settings. Even if the VPOP3.EXE process is running in Task Manager (or the VPOP3 service is started), VPOP3 may not have started up yet - see for trouble-shooting tips for that.
+  * Check VPOP3 is running - try **Start -> Program Files -> VPOP3 -> Configure VPOP3** to see if that can access the VPOP3 settings. Even if the VPOP3.EXE process is running in Task Manager (or the VPOP3 service is started), VPOP3 may not have started up yet - [[VPOP3 Not Starting Properly|see trouble-shooting tips for that]].
+  * Check the VPOP3 Status Service is running. In some versions of VPOP3 this can get disabled if certain problems were encounteed during startup. [[Status Service Disabled|Go here for details on fixing this]].

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