Have not got it to work on the Kyo's. From what I understand Gmail requires TLS which I don't believe Kyo offers. Canons will work with no problem as TLS is possible. I hadn't thought about IIS as a relay to Gmail...A BIG THANX, Tony!
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Have not got it to work on the Kyo's. From what I understand Gmail requires TLS which I don't believe Kyo offers. Canons will work with no problem as TLS is possible. I hadn't thought about IIS as a relay to Gmail...A BIG THANX, Tony!
Glad to help Pete. That's why we're here, to share information & make everyone's life a little easier.
Make sure you add an exception to port 25 in your firewall. If you are concerned about security you can change the scope to just your subnet.Originally Posted by mike*
Steven
Gmail will not work on the early machines like those. It will work on the new cuurent line of 3050ci - 7550ci and the 3500i - 8000i. Scanner file utility will not work on the new current line
You are correct but as it has been mentioned you are able to relay a Gmail address using IIS. I successfully have this working on our CS 250ci.
You will have to use a pc or server to accent the request form the printer, but ultimately the pc or server is going to do the sending. If you look through this thread there is a document showing how to do this.
Steven
took forever to register but thanks you saved me from investigating the issue for another 10 hours.
actually that didn't work but this didtook forever to register but thanks you saved me from investigating the issue for another 10 hours.
https://support.google.com/a/answer/176600?hl=en
If your device or application does not support SSL, connect to aspmx.l.google.com on port 25.
You need to authenticate to gmail SMTP Server to be able to scan to e-mail.If you have a g-mail account use your credentials to authenticate and it will work!Use SSL authentication method
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