- -- welcome to this peer-to-peer discussion forum, . . . - Page 2 - Shaw . . .
-- welcome to this peer-to-peer discussion forum, where volunteers try to help Can you try logging-in from a different computer, e g , one in a Public Library, to see if that makes a difference? Have you used the My Shaw Portal to change your E-mail password? Have you configured multiple input met
- I keep getting a Quota warning - Page 2 - Shaw Support
I keep getting a Quota warningIf you are using Shaw WebMail, move the mouse-pointer over any of the folder-names along the left-edge, and wait a few seconds, to see something like "666 messages occupying 777 Mbytes"
- 6 days and no reply, how typical. Shaw is losing i. . . - Shaw Support
6 days and no reply, how typical Shaw is losing it This e-mail problem is getting worse, it is now up to 22+ seconds every time I check e-mail on my
- This happens way too often and only on shaw. My other ema. . .
But there was finally a connection in Google Chrome and subsequently in Firefox webmail and the Thunderbird client Danged if clearing some non-existent data and cookies in Chrome did fix the Unable to communicate with login server in Firefox and cleared the connection in Thunderbird
- -- most of your non-working accesses are going thr. . . - Page 4 - Shaw . . .
-- most of your non-working accesses are going through the Shaw cable-modem in you home (your phone, her phone, your laptop Maybe, a complete power-off (by disconnecting the power cable) from the cable-modem, for a minute or two, and then reconnecting the power cable, and letting it fully restart
- Webmail Interface Unreliable - Shaw Support
No, it is a performance issue between Shaw's "Webmail" server and Shaw's "Authentication" server When your credentials (ID password) are sent to the Authentication server, and that server is "too slow" to respond, then the Webmail server tells you "unable to communicate" with the other server For me, a second click on "login" works
- , Ok now I understand why you could not understan. . . - Page 13 - Shaw . . .
However, if you use some E-mail client, e g , Microsoft Outlook, this client may not download the messages from that "Junk" folder Thus, a message marked as "junk" (even documents from Rogers Shaw) will not be visible on your computer So, if you are not using Shaw WebMail, login, and check the "Junk" folder for messages
- Solved: -- I have cleared my cache so many times - Shaw Support
>Unable to communicate with login server Shaw's WebMail server is failing to make a timely connection to Shaw's "authentication" server That is a problem "inside" Shaw's infrastructure Very recently, the number of times that I get the above error-message is noticeably less frequent
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