SUMMARY
This document outlines issues and gives direction on how to troubleshoot and resolve authentication problems.
DETAIL
1.
Using the MailEnable Administration Program, open the Properties of the SMTP Connector and select
the SMTP tab properties. Click on the Access Control Button and ensure that
the option to "Grant Access" is selected.
2. Using the MailEnable
Administration Program, open the Properties of the SMTP Connector and select the
relay tab. Ensure that
"Allow Relay for Authenticated Users" is selected.
3. On the same Properties
page click the Authentication Method and ensure it is set to
MailEnable/Integrated Authentication
4. Using the MailEnable Administration Program, open the
Properties of the POP Service and select the POP tab.
Select the Access Control Button and ensure that the option to Grant Access is
selected.
Mail Client Testing and Diagnosis
1. Configure the mail
client to access the MailEnable server. Ensure that the mail client has not been configured
to use Secure Password Authentication or to use SSL when connecting
to MailEnable Services. Also ensure that the usernames specified for authenticating
are in the format of MAILBOX@POSTOFFICE
2. Attempt to connect to MailEnable using the
mail client.
3. Open the MailEnable POP and SMTP Activity
log files using the MailEnable Administration Program and verify that
the connection attempt is being made to the server.
4. Inspect the respective Debug Log Files at
the time of connection to determine if there are any errors in the log files.
(If there is nothing in the log files then either the mail client settings are
invalid or a firewall or network connectivity failure is preventing access to
the server.)
5. Any error codes returned or noted by the
mail client should be verified against the vendor's knowledge base or
documentation.
MORE INFORMATION
Mail clients that do not support SMTP authentication:
Article ME020016
Error '503: This mail server requires
authentication': Article ME020135
What syntax are the credentials passed to MailEnable
services?: Article ME020068
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