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This has just started happening, not sure what has changed. Any advice would be appreciated
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Thanks everyone for the responses. I just wanted to add some additional information. SMTP providers may require Authenticated SMTP or ASMTP. ASMTP uses some form of authentication (username / password, IP address, etc.) to verify that a sender is authorized to send messages using that particular server. If the provider uses an IP address or IP range for authentication, the user must establish a dial-up connection to the ISP / SMTP provider. This will ensure that they are assigned a valid IP address for authentication. Otherwise, attempts to send will fail.
Menu > Settings > Wireless & networks > Wi-Fi settings > Menu > Advanced > Wi-Fi sleep policy, select Never.
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No Luck, pulled battery and deleted - re added the account...
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Nothing spacific, it's anything I try to send. Computer email - No problems
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shennings wrote:This has just started happening, not sure what has changed. Any advice would be appreciated
Could it be the settings, port, etc? Do you think contacting your email service provider might help?
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Sounds like you ISP probally updated its security settings on its server, try removing the problem account and set it back up and see if it corrects the issues, some servers requires being reauthorized after a ISp system update. If that doesnt resolve issue contact ISP and verify setting with them to see if they changed the outgoing access port.
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ISP says that the outgoing server requires authenication. - I dont see that option on the phone...
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1. Open <y Settings
2. Click Account Name
3. Select Outgoing Server
4. Select Use Secure Connection
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Had to jump into this thread to see if anyone can relate to my outgoing mail problem. I get the same error when trying to send mail out through my SMTP server from my mail.com account.
Brief story.. I received a Driod X "like new" replacement phone about a month ago. I set up my mail.com account and my hotmail account. Everything in both email accounts worked perfectly. I did not have a gmail account.
Well the "like new" Driod X had a problem. It would just shut off and reboot during a phone call. So I asked for another Droid X and got it 2 weeks ago. This time I did set up a gmail account so I could move my contacts to the phone from Outlook.
I set up the 2nd Driod X email accounts exactly the same way as the first and could not send out going mail through my mail.com SMTP server (hotmail works fine) and got the authentication error message. After changing security and port settings and playing with the thing for hours I gave up and put the Goggle outgoing mail setting in and it worked.
The problem with that is the outgoing mail has the gmail address and not the mail.com address of my business.
How could this be? Is Google forcing me to use their mail service? Is there an app that will let me sync with outlook and also route my email through my .com server?
PS the 2nd "like new" Driod replacement phone needs to be returned. It will not hold a wifi connection.