CRM E-mail Router

I am using CRM 2011 and my E-mail router is not working. I have checked that I can login the crmuser and check the email there without a problem I have checked CRM router configuration and all seems corrrect. Whent I try to test the configuration it hangs
and I do not get any responds, I do not see "not responding" in task manager. If I key in incorrect password the then I get error msg.I changed  the password on the CRMadmin user (installation user)  and for the CRMrouter.  Nothing
has been changed in CRM.
pls
adv
Erró

hi Erro,
why I asked is to check if email router machine account is added into the priv user group.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh550195(v=crm.6).aspx
regards
Jithesh

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