Guest dwayneross@coolings.co.uk Posted April 22, 2008 Posted April 22, 2008 Hi, I am having a problem with SMTP authentication and i am not sure where the problem is. Basically we are using an external isp for hosting all our email and then collecting all our email via smtp / pop. Up until recently we were using another host for some of our email. One of the functions we used was emailing all faxes that are received into Microsoft Fax Console within Windows 2003 server and routing them to an external mailbox for clients to pick up. When changing the settings within Microsoft Fax Service manager the faxes are no longer routing to email. The event log within windows gives event id's of 32083, 35089, 32078 which all suggest an smtp setting issue within fax service manager. I believe this is down to the fact that our fax service manager cannot authenticate against the smtp server at our ISP correctly. I can telenet to the smtp server and the correct port and send an email without a problem. I have also set the authentication within Fax service manager to be Basic authentication. This however is not a locally hosted exchange server and so all email is effectively being processed by our ISP. Does any one have any suggestions as to what might be the problem and why it might now not be working. It had always worked up until now. I am completely at a loss. Settings in Fax Service manager are: - Use these smtp setting for the route through email incoming routing method - From email address XXXXXXX set - Server address set to our smtp server - Port - 25 - Authentication set to basic - User name - set to a valid user mail box with correct password. User name is set to xxxx@domain.co.uk Thanks in advance, Dwayne Ross
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