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ix2 SMTP Authentication does not allow Username

 
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PostPosted: Sun, May 10 2009, 1:03am    Post subject: ix2 SMTP Authentication does not allow Username Reply with quote

I'm trying to configure email notifications on my ix2 with the latest 2.x firmware downloaded + updated minutes ago.

I've noticed that the Web GUI + the Manager App have given me the following error when trying to enter an SMTP username/login:

"Invalid Username".

Example:
smtp server: att.plus.yahoo.com
login: person@ATT.com
email: person@ATT.com

I've noticed it will only let me enter a login if I drop the "@ATT.com".
However, since Yahoo mail servers support ATT as well as YAHOO, etc. the login required for the yahoo-plus server is the full email address.
In Outlook 2003/2007, I have to enter the LOGIN of: person@ATT.com
entering just "person" fails authentication.

How can I enter the field to allow the IX2 to send emails if it won't let me input the email address?

Thanks!
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PostPosted: Sun, May 10 2009, 5:56pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

The ix2 would need to be on a Domain with an Active Exchange server.
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PostPosted: Wed, May 13 2009, 9:59pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks for the quick reply.

Could you help clarify for me on a few things?

So the ix2 is only compatible with Microsoft's SMTP service (packaged w/ Exchange 2003/2007/2010beta) and will not work with any others?

Why when I specify 'smtp authentication not required' on the IX2 does it not let me specify any smtp server at all? Is the ix2 picking some external smtp server somewhere and trying to use it for sending emails? If so, how does this work given the ix2 is not joined to any Domain....

Thanks again for any help you can offer.
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PostPosted: Sun, May 17 2009, 1:31pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Let me do a little bit more Research on this and see if I can come up with anything.

If you don't hear from me in a few days just bump this Thread to refresh my memory.
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PostPosted: Sun, May 17 2009, 10:20pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks, appreciate you following up on this. Having a form of monitoring (even this functionality) is important for us so we appreciate any information you can find on this.

Thanks again for your help and look forward to any followup you can provide.
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PostPosted: Tue, May 19 2009, 11:32am    Post subject: ix2 SMTP authentication issue Reply with quote

Hello,

I can confirm the same issue: when configuring e-mail Notification, E-mail login field doesn't cope with usernames containing the "@".

Iomega StorCenter ix2
Firmware: 2.0.11.42072


Regards

Claudia
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PostPosted: Thu, May 21 2009, 8:33pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

IomegaTSBA,

Just bumping this thread as you requested to see if you have any updates. Thanks!

@ czovetti:
Thanks for validating my findings. Glad to know it's not user error Smile
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PostPosted: Wed, May 27 2009, 8:15am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Short answer here: It must be on a domain with the Exchange server for this function to work, unfortunately.
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PostPosted: Sun, Oct 25 2009, 11:06pm    Post subject: ix2 SMTP authentication issue Reply with quote

IomegaTSBA wrote:
Short answer here: It must be on a domain with the Exchange server for this function to work, unfortunately.


Are there plans to fix this issue? My provider also requires the "@...".
This is a nice feature but it needs to work to be useful.
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PostPosted: Thu, Nov 05 2009, 9:58pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

IomegaTSBA wrote:
Short answer here: It must be on a domain with the Exchange server for this function to work, unfortunately.


That's does not seem correct. My email server is Exchange, but my user name has a @ in it, so it still doesn't work.

Just for kicks, I set up a temporary non-Exchange SMTP server to test. It works fine with a non-exchange SMTP server as long as the user name does not contain @. The input form is just a little to overzealous in field validation.

Can you file a bug that the "Email Login" field should be allowed to contain the '@' character - this is the actual fix, it has nothing to do with exchange.
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PostPosted: Wed, May 26 2010, 8:43pm    Post subject: Exchange Domain? Reply with quote

Exchange domain?!
That answer is probably wrong - as this is the ix2...
Small Office / Home Office device.

My ix2 emailed FINE from version 1 of the firmware.
Now on version 2+ I can't get any email out of the machine.

If you guys fix the @ sign issue, you should also specify an SMTP port.
It's 2010 and pretty much no one accepts a raw connection on SMTP port 25 any more. The server that I have access to that does needs a "name@domain.com" user to do it...

- Net
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PostPosted: Wed, Jun 02 2010, 10:38am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can confirm the issue and also need more options for the SMTP feature in order for it to work:
- username (accept @)
- port (specify port other than 25)
- protocol (specify protocol like SSL/TLS)
- optional: log the server response (right?)

Thanks,
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