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  • kuby
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    • Oct 2007
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    Canon ir3025 email settings

    Trying to setup a ir3025 with universal send to send emails. I have done it before many times, but for some reason trying it with ATT (sbcglobal) is not working. Have set the Smtp-to smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com (and smtp.att.yahoo.com) found it listed both ways? You figure. set the E-mail address name@sbcglobal.net. Set port to 465. tried it with authentication and without authentication. Not having any luck. ANy help would be appreciated.

    Thanks

    Has anyone been able to get it to work with sbcglobal?
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    • teckat
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      #2
      Originally posted by kuby
      Trying to setup a ir3025 with universal send to send emails. I have done it before many times, but for some reason trying it with ATT (sbcglobal) is not working. Have set the Smtp-to smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com (and smtp.att.yahoo.com) found it listed both ways? You figure. set the E-mail address name@sbcglobal.net. Set port to 465. tried it with authentication and without authentication. Not having any luck. ANy help would be appreciated.

      Thanks

      Has anyone been able to get it to work with sbcglobal?

      Yahoo/ATT are a bunch of stupid idiots       , everyday they change something
      it's all about security now
      Call them to demand release of port 25

      guess u tried un-checking Allow SMTP traffic ?
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        • kuby
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          #3
          Yea, I tried about everything. Errors #995, #752, #813, and #801. Don't know what errors went with want setting.

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            • teckat
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              Originally posted by kuby
              Yea, I tried about everything. Errors #995, #752, #813, and #801. Don't know what errors went with want setting.

              did u try port 587 ??
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                • kuby
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                  #5
                  No but I will.

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                    • teckat
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                      #6
                      Incoming (POP)
                      pop.att.yahoo.com

                      Outgoing (SMTP)
                      smtp.att.yahoo.com
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                        • teckat
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                          did u see this>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
                          SBC GLOBAL POP ACOUNT SETUP

                          1. At "Account Setup" select "New".
                          2. Choose a name for the, e.g., "sbcglobal". At "Mail Service" select "US-Yahoo".
                          3. Hit "Next".
                          4. Enter your full e-mail address in "Username".
                          5. Enter the same password you use for your sbcglobal e-mail account into the
                          "Password" field.
                          6. Hit "Next".
                          7. Enter your "Email Address" in that field.
                          8. Enter "pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com" into "Incoming Mail Server".
                          9. Enter "smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com" into "Outgoing Mail Server".
                          10. Hit "Next".
                          11. Hit "Advanced".
                          12. Enter "110" in "Port Number" field.
                          13. Hit "Next".
                          14. Enter "25" in "Port Number" field.
                          15. Check "Use authentication (ESMTP)".
                          16. Enter your full e-mail address in "Username".
                          17. Enter the same password you use for your sbcglobal e-mail account into the
                          "Password" field.
                          18. Hit "Done".

                          Changes required continuing using AT&T /SBC
                          outgoing e-mail
                          1. Open your email client program.
                          2. Locate the email account settings for your particular client.
                          3. Change the POP server to pop.att.yahoo.com.
                          4. Change the SMTP server to smtp.att.yahoo.com.
                          5. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL).
                          • Change the SMTP port to 465.
                          6. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL).
                          • Change the POP3 port to 995.
                          7. Confirm the above settings before clicking OK
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                            • teckat
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                              #8
                              Use the Abuse of Service Form to contact the AT&T Abuse team and choose the **Opt Out Port 25 under Abuse Type. Enter your Master Account Member id (also used for PPPoE Login) to opt-out. You don't need to enter your email address at the other mail hosting provider; the filter is based on your login ID only. After you receive a confirmation email to the Master Account Member ID (this sometimes takes 24-48 hours), you will need to logoff the network and turn off your DSL router/modem for 30 seconds to remove the filter.
                              An example of the Abuse Form
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                                • kuby
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                                  #9
                                  Changed the port to 587 - bingo it worked. I could not find any information about them changing the port to that number. Is that a new number?

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                                    • jonhiker
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                                      • Apr 2010
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                                      #10
                                      Server administrators choose whether clients use TCP port 25 (SMTP) or port 587 (Submission), as formalized in RFC 4409, for relaying outbound mail to a mail server. This is from wikipedia.

                                      it is an alternate port for mail transmission, i have also used port 2525 as well.

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                                        • teckat
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                                          #11
                                          Originally posted by kuby
                                          Changed the port to 587 - bingo it worked. I could not find any information about them changing the port to that number. Is that a new number?

                                          No, if u search online u will see good results from using 587
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