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MasterOSkillio
Aug 27, 2003
Can't get megaraid raid manager to send monitor alert emails: Every time I fill in the email feilds and hit test I get an error "The test email failed, This test email could not be sent. Check the mail server settings and try again."

I feel Like I'm missing something here. These are my settings(see below). Please keep in mind that I have a MS homeserver VM that is running within this computer that has the same exact settings for it's alert system and that sends me status alerts about everything no problem. I don't get why megaraid doesn't work.

Sender Email Address: myemail@gmail.com
SMTP Server: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587 <- Ive tried 20, 25, and 465 as well
This server requires authentication. Yes (checkbox)
Username: Filled in
Password: Filled in



Attempted fixes: Googled a few things. Tried minirelay, made sure my email settings were correct

Recent changes: NA

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Operating system: Windows Server 2012 R2

System specs:
CPU 2x Intel L5640
Mobo Supermicro X8DTL
RAM Kingston value ram 24gb
RAID Dell perc 6i running latest megaraid software

Location: USA
I have Googled and read the FAQ: Yes

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Alereon
Feb 6, 2004

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College Slice
See this Google support article.

In order to send mail through smtp.gmail.com, your application must support authentication over SSL/TLS and you must use the appropriate port. If not, you won't be able to connect. There's probably a lot of old information out there implying it may work without SSL/TLS, but I don't think this is the case anymore.

MasterOSkillio
Aug 27, 2003

Alereon posted:

See this Google support article.

In order to send mail through smtp.gmail.com, your application must support authentication over SSL/TLS and you must use the appropriate port. If not, you won't be able to connect. There's probably a lot of old information out there implying it may work without SSL/TLS, but I don't think this is the case anymore.

AH! ! ok I see what I did wrong, I tried a port on a different server that doesn't require SSL or TLS, that also allows dynamic addresses. Works perfectly now, THANKS! !

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