Best free SMTP Email Account to use for scanning?

[rthonpm]

Re: Best free SMTP Email Account to use for scanning?

The Only problem with Stunnel is once you install as a work around you and your company own it. IE free service calls when it stops working or email stops.
Should be using the companies email or use a gmail account the customer sets up.

Your right you will spend hours fixing something that was never setup correctly.

Good Luck.

That's just another means of gaining money for support, or just advising the customer's IT that it's the best possible option.

Overall, we've done close to thirty Stunnel set ups for MFP's or other hardware over a period of seven years and there has yet to be an issue (fingers crossed).

[jeremy800]

Re: Best free SMTP Email Account to use for scanning?

AppRiver

smtp: relay.appriver.com

Use port 2525
No Authentication

[slimslob]

Re: Best free SMTP Email Account to use for scanning?

It may not be free but GoDaddy Groupmail allows the use of port 80 for SMTP. Port 80 SMTP cannot be blocked by your ISP.

[picib53934]

For free SMTP email accounts with reasonable file size limits, Gmail is a solid choice, but it does come with some limitations in terms of daily sending limits. Another good alternative is Yahoo Mail, which provides reliable SMTP services.

[Silentnulls]

We are coming across this a lot with machines not able to scan to smtp with the links of office365 what free email accounts are you guys using to allow reasonably large file sizes to be scanned and sent? With no maintenance of the account? Nulls Brawl

I've tried gmail and that works just wondering if theres any other ones? UK based preferably.

I use Outlook which comes from Microsoft and is very effective with Office365. I think you should try this as well. Thank you.

[slimslob]

I use Outlook which comes from Microsoft and is very effective with Office365. I think you should try this as well. Thank you.

The Outlook email provider used to be called Hotmail until Microsoft bought them out

[Silentnulls]

The Outlook email provider used to be called Hotmail until Microsoft bought them out

Yeah I'm aware of that!