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email failed sending log RBK50
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email failed sending log RBK50
Orbi RBR50 Firmware V2.7.2.104 Win 10 Pro
using
Your Outgoing Mail Server: |
Outgoing Mail Server Port Number: |
My mail server requires authentication (checked) |
I get this:
[email failed] ssmtp: Authorization failed (535 5.7.3 Authentication unsuccessful [BY5PR1, Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:32:31
[email sent to: gs*****@hotmail.com] Wednesday, February 24, 2021 11:32:31
I'm sure I've entered the id & password correctly. Any suggestions? Any way to log what is actually being sent?
Thanks...
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Re: email failed sending log RBK50
@gstar42 wrote:I'm sure I've entered the id & password correctly. Any suggestions? Any way to log what is actually being sent?
The mail server is smtp-mail.outlook.com and port number 587, correct?
I really wish more programmers would provide an option to see the actual password entered, rather than those stupid dots.
I frequently make typing mistakes with my long passwords and cannot verify them visually.
In the "old days", SMTP used port 25 and everything was sent as plain text. Capture the packets and learn all about it.
With today's SSL, everything is encrypted.
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Yes. That's the server & port #. It got erased when I pasted it in.
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Searching for "Authorization failed (535 5.7.3 Authentication unsuccessful" turns up many hits, such as:
This is an existing account that "works", correct?
I actually set up a (free) GMail account specifically to send Orbi logs. Have never had a Hotmail account.
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I tried a new gmail account, and my existing gmail account. Still getting
[email failed] ssmtp: Authorization failed (535 5.7.8 https://support.google.com/mail/?p, Wednesday, February 24, 2021 15:37:47
using smtp.gmail.com port 587
I even tried Less secure app access but it still doesn't work
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I used port 465 for smtp.gmail.com, not port 587.
I think one thing that tripped me up was trying to send email from an account to the same account.
You have different account, correct?
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Yes. Sending from gmail to hotmail.
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I am just puzzled. I have two Orbi systems emailing log files to me. I (just personally) do not like the way Netgear presented the email form:
email account to go TO
smtp address of the sending account
smtp port of the sending account
login of the sending account
password of the sending account
Most of my other applications put the smtp address and smtp port after the sending email password and have the recipient after the sender.
My other apps often allow sending to more than one recipient.
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Re: email failed sending log RBK50
Thanks for your help. Unfortunately it still doesn't work.
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