First i had a connection error and got past that. Now it always displays smtp send error, ive tried multiple smtp, pop 3 settings with user authentication and none have worked so far for gmail smtp anyhelp would be great..
Thanks
First i had a connection error and got past that. Now it always displays smtp send error, ive tried multiple smtp, pop 3 settings with user authentication and none have worked so far for gmail smtp anyhelp would be great..
Thanks
check if customer changed password and also check less secure apps is turned on
[QUOTE=bsm2;1400037]check if customer changed password and also check less secure apps
Tried both still get smtp send error
put 8.8.8.8 as 2nd dns
was it working and stop or just setting it up
If I recall the SCX6332 is a pretty old machine and may not be able to support gmail
does your machine support ssl or tls?
- Gmail SMTP server address: smtp.gmail.com
- Gmail SMTP username: Your Gmail address (for example, example@gmail.com)
- Gmail SMTP password: Your Gmail password
- Gmail SMTP port (TLS): 587
- Gmail SMTP port (SSL): 465
- Gmail SMTP TLS/SSL required: on
ully qualified domain name of SMTP service aspmx.l.google.com Configuration options
- Port 25
- TLS not required
- Dynamic IPs allowed
- Can only send to Gmail or G Suite users
Authentication requirements None
If the SCX6332 is too old to support TLS which is required now by most email providers, your only option is to use aspmx.l.google.com as the SMTP server. You will be limited sending messages to only Gmail or G Suite users. You may have to configure the authentication email address to allow "Less Secure Apps".
Send email from a printer, scanner, or app - G Suite Admin Help
Your other option is to install and configure a relay service such as stunnel on a computer.
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