Km-2050, can´t find smtp server.

[lagoausente]

Hello, I´m trying to setup a Km-2050 to can send scanned files directly to email. I have tried smtp.gmail.com but doesn´t work. I think I will need some help. Should I install any app in the local network that act as smpt server to resend to gmail? Or is any other smtp free server that could work?
Have read the Kyocera manual but there is no useful help. I fill the smpt data but the Kyocera doesn´t find any server. Can you give me any help where can I start?
Thanks a lot.

[Ausand]

On the Kyocera Copiers you need to give the copier a email address on the customers isp or there own email server ex copier@sbc.net gmail and hotmail type accounts may not work.

[aragul]

Gmail requires TLS (aka SSL) encryption, but no Kyocera scanner supports that. A local email relay should work.

[Jules Winfield]

Mercury 32 is a pretty good email relay to use and it's free.

[lagoausente]

Mercury 32 is a pretty good email relay to use and it's free.

Have installed Mercury 32, put the PC name on the SMPT module, put that name on the copier option as smpt name, but it did not see it. Could you give me the main steps I must go with Mercury 32 and the Kyocera to make see it? I´m looking at the Mercury32 manual aswell but seems a bit complex, really.

[Jules Winfield]

Have installed Mercury 32, put the PC name on the SMPT module, put that name on the copier option as smpt name, but it did not see it. Could you give me the main steps I must go with Mercury 32 and the Kyocera to make see it? I´m looking at the Mercury32 manual aswell but seems a bit complex, really.

Have you tried inputting the IP address instead of the SMTP name?

[lagoausente]

Have you tried inputting the IP address instead of the SMTP name?

I´ll try that, I´ll have more time on Saturday and Sunday since I´ll be alone in the office.
Regarding using the ISP provider email, will work sure or depends if use SSL like Gmail?
Regariding Mercury 32, I have doubts about the Core module settings, "local domains". On the manual tells I must put three times, something like.
Laptop=laptop
Laptop=myemail@email.com
Laptop=192.168.1.5
I trying it but the program seemed to freezed, so I don´t know if I made an internal loop, or something.
I´ll make a clean install again of Mercury.
Here is what I´ll do today:
- Put on the kyocera, smtp server the computer IP where is mercury. (has static IP)
- Add the email to the kyocera list
Doubts I still have:
- How I create this email on mercury? Adding the three list on the core module? Only one of them?
-Any special settings on the smtp server module?
- where must I put the settings for relay from virtual domain to external gmail or hotmail?
Thanks for your replies.

[jmaister]

What you should try is to use the clients'(or yours) ISP's outgoing mail server. Hopefully it doesnt have authentication.

By means of ISP, I mean who provides the internet service, phone, cable, or fibre on the premise?

Works for me everytime, unless there's a local server. If its an Exchanger server, call IT.

[lagoausente]

What you should try is to use the clients'(or yours) ISP's outgoing mail server. Hopefully it doesnt have authentication.

By means of ISP, I mean who provides the internet service, phone, cable, or fibre on the premise?

Works for me everytime, unless there's a local server. If its an Exchanger server, call IT.

It works fine with my ISP email, have tried it today and all ok. It needed auth tx, the only thing I should improve is to change the remitent, so put Scanner Kyocera as remitent instead of my ISP email address. Do you have any idea how to do it? I tried using gmail se relay but it keeps the original remitent, only change it if the email is send from gmail, but no when relay the input emails.
On the destiny PC, I have the last outlook version. Any trick for this? I tried searching in my ISP email setup options but can´t find change the remitent name like I can do on gmail.

[jmaister]

Sounds really complicated. Are you trying to mask the sender?