Outlook Express 0x800CCC79 error message solution

Need help. Can’t send out any messages and getting the following error
Server response, ’550 Administration prohibition – relaying not allowed’, Port 25 Secure (SSL): No. Server Error 550. Error number 0x800CCC79
Would appreciate your specialist comments.
Derek Styles

Outlook Express helpfully displays an error message when it’s not able to send email. The message typically has an error number, which for most people carries no meaning and simply adds to the frustration. The Outlook Express 0x800CCC79 error is a case in point. Here is a simple solution to resolve the problem.
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