TS3694 Mac unable to connect with ITunes Update Server - why?

Whenever I try to check for updates on iTunes on my Mac, I get this message: iTunes can’t verify the identity of the server “ax.itunes.apple.com”.
Followed by this: The iTunes update server could not be contacted. Please check your Internet connection, or try again later.
There is no problem with the internet connection, and all other things seem to load properly.
It means I am unable to update my iphone either, and am stuck on IOS 4.3.1.
Any suggestions on how to solve this please?

Hey hkw7,
Try out the following steps. Usually step 1 will resolve the issue:
Update iTunes to the latest version.
If you have a firewall, your settings may be preventing you from connecting to the iTunes Store. To configure your firewall, please refer to the "Blocked by firewall" section in this article.
You may need to reset your keychain. Connection issues are occasionally caused by keychain issues. Click here to find out how to use Keychain First Aid to resolve any issues with your keychain.
If you are receiving a specific error message you may want to see, the "Specific Conditions and Alert Messages" section in this article as needed.
If the issue still persists, contact your internet service provider and confirm that the ports and servers in this article are enabled over your network.
Can't connect to the iTunes Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1368
Best,
David

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Why can't i update my iPod to iOS 5 it says can't connect to iTunes update server?

ios 5 is supposed to be released today but i keep getting the message saying cant connect to update server?

Thinking seems to be 10:00 am Pacific time...should still be able to connect to the 4.3 update, but maybe they have taken that down in anticipation.
You do need iTunes 10.5 for the iOS 5 update, so have you installed that?

IChat in Lion unable to connect with a jabber server

I have 3 Jabber accounts set up, one to a server my department is running, one to a server that another department at work is running, and a gmail account. When I upgraded to Lion, I am unable to login to the server that the other department is running, the other two are working fine. I can find a Snow Leopard machine and login just fine to that server. Server logs from the other department show that there is an authentication error. One of the admins running that server checked the logs it showed me connecting, auth failing, and disconnecting. Not sure yet what server software they are running, but I do know its a Linux server, as is the one that my department is running. I am trying to find out more details on that.
Any changes to iChat that might lead to incompatibility issues with certain versions of jabber servers?
I have tried removing and re-creating the jabber account and still no luck, as well as removing and re-importing the SSL certificate used by this server.
Thanks....

Just noticed this response.
The server hasn't changed, and it is a linux server, not a Mac OS X server so not sure any of those communities would help. It has required case sensitive passwords all along and there is a web interface for me to change the password that uses other athentication credentials than the jabber account. One of the first things I did was to change the password to something different and try the new password. It was after I had changed that password that I found a Snow Leopard machine and was able to login with the new password.
I'm not sure if SSL is required on the server side, but SSL works from the Snow leopard machine and the account is configured to use SSL on port 5223 on both machines.
-Tom
Ralph Johns (UK) wrote:
Hi,
I am unaware of any changes on this front. (Partly as I don't have Lion Capable machine)
As it is somewhat server related I would pick a Community from here
iChat should connect on port 5222 or 5223 with SSL
Most SSL servers don't respond to request on the 5222 port and vice versa (one or the other).
I would also check the Password. ( I am wondering if a Upper case Character is present that is now sent as upper case when before this did not matter - or something similar along those lines)
10:13 PM Saturday; July 23, 2011
Please, if posting Logs, do not post any Log info after the line "Binary Images for iChat"
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24.7.0 update link does not connect to the update server

FirefoxESR 24.4.0 was bundled with Debian. For several days, I have gotten a popup message to install the security update, 24.7.0. The Mozilla link from within Firefox says I have the most up-to date version (24.4.0). Apper software manager says everything is current. Every time I click on the install link in the popup, the download window stays on the "connecting to update server..." screen indefinitely, never connecting. Firefox and everything else works fine, there is no apparent reason from this end why connection should not take place.

"The Debian build of Firefox 24.4.0esr is Not updated by Mozilla but by Debian."
Correct.
"If the 24.4.0esr you are trying to update is actually from Mozilla and not a third-party build then make sure the folder has read/write permissions for that Linux user."
It never gets as far as permissions or actually trying to download an update. When Firefox checks with Mozilla using Firefox's internal update check, it comes back as 24.4.0 being the latest version.
"The Firefox tarball from Mozilla.org is certainly not a one time install. "
What I meant by one time install is that nobody would go through the effort more than once, and then only if there were extraordinary circumstances.
"If you put it in a folder in Home or make sure the folder has read/write permissions if you put it elsewhere then you should get updates from Mozilla as they are released. "
The current version received an update notice from Mozilla. The link tries but never connects with the update server.
"The updates are by .mar files whether on Windows, Mac OSX or Linux. "
I've used Firefox for years, with both Windows and Linux. I've never had to deal with .mar files or .tar files, or manually installing. Everything has always been a one-click automated install for both initial installation and updates.
Also, I don't want to perform a manual install unless it is for critical software, like needed drivers, and there is no other way. I would like to let the system do the work of keeping track of everything installed and its update status. I switched to Debian stable for the stability and am generally trying to avoid introducing software from outside of the tested stuff in their repository. The only reason I've pursued this update at all is that it is a security update and installing it shouldn't really affect Debian's status tracking (unless I stick the new version somewhere else).
I'm assuming that sooner or later, Mozilla will fix whatever problems are preventing the update from working correctly, or Debian will put 24.7.0 in their repository.

Can't connect to the update server.

When I try to update Firefox, it never connects with the update server.

try to upgrade your browser with best and easiest way from downloading here
* getfirefox.com

The Itunes update server could not be contacted. Please check your Internet connection, or try again later. I have a Mac with 10.6 OS.

Im having trouble with Itunes. "The Itunes update server could not be contacted. Please check your Internet connection, or try again later. I have a Mac with 10.6 OS." The internet is working.
Thanks

I downloaded the Microsoft Autoruns package and ran it. There are no programs in the LSA Providers tab, and Apple's Bonjour is the only program in the Winsock Providers tab. I also did the "netsh winsock reset" and rebooted. It didn't fix the problem. Any more ideas?

TS3694 I have updated new version 4.3 but it iphone is not turning on it says connect with itunes but again the same thing ?

I wanted to update version 4.1 to 4.3 but when i did it then the message came to restore it i also restore it then loading started and it was completed more than 75 % but then it gave an error of 1015. then i unplugged iphone and turn it on but it showed to connect with itunes i again connect it with itunes but it chowed again came message to restore i again did it but error occurs ?

You can't update to 4.3 any more. It's no longer signed by Apple.
The error you cite (1015) is indicative of jailbreaking or otherwise modifying the phone.
You can not get help here per the Terms of Service.
Try google or elsewhere or buy a phone you can use.

TS1424 Whenever I try to update an app or download a new one I get an error message stating "unable to connect to iTunes"....I have reset my iPad and router but still get the error message

Whenever I try to update any apps or download a new one I get the following error message "unable to connect to iTunes". I have reset my iPad and router and also done the same with my iPod but get the same issue.....need some support please?

There are a number of threads from other people reporting the same iTunes connection issue, it looks like there might be a problem at Apple's end - but you could try logging out of your account on the iPad by tapping on your id in Settings > Store and then log back in and see if it then works, but it probably won't until Apple's fixed it

TS3694 Mac unable to connect with ITunes Update Server - why?

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