my colleage send me these information for smtp mail server setting
ip : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
domain : xxxxxx
id : my_uid
pw : my_pwd
so, I set these on my confluence server at mail server page, but I got an Authentication unsuccessful error message.
could you let me know how to configure or is there any other way?
No, there's no "other way", you need to get the credentials correct.
I would want to check that the server is listening on the right port and will authenticate properly. If you can log in to the Confluence server, then from the command line, try a simple
telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 25
If you get an email login prompt, try the credentials. Note the error messages and then talk to your colleague about it.
Firstly, thank you @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
I already tested telnet with ip and port. It worked.
But, I cannot send mail for test on confluence mail server setting page.
If i configure information correctly, what should I check with my colleage?
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Did you test it from the Confluence server? It's not uncommon for email services to be configured to avoid spam from servers, so while your laptop can log in, your servers can't.
Next test though - go to Confluence -> Admin -> Mail servers, and look for your smtp server, then to the right for "send test email". Use that to send one to yourself, and check the error messages you get in the log box.
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Oh my god...
This is solved. It's just my colleage's mistake.
The server ip is not added to allowance list on mail server.
I really appriciate to @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
Thanks alot.
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