gmail email setup

bgreenlee

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I am struggling with my email setup for my gmail account. I have tried a few changes and made sure that I was on the right port. When I telnet in this is what I see.

AquaController Login
login: admin
password: ****

AquaController> cons
AquaController> 1maild
AquaController> mail
AquaController> SMTP: server = 6dc755d1
SMTP: fdopen OK

SMTP: mailhost --> 220 mx.google.com ESMTP g31sm19538159rvb.16

SMTP: mailhost <--
SMTP: EHLO neptunesys.com

SMTP: mailhost --> 250-mx.google.com at your service, [76.27.71.40]

SMTP: mailhost --> 250-SIZE 35651584

SMTP: mailhost --> 250-8BITMIME

SMTP: mailhost --> 250-STARTTLS

SMTP: mailhost --> 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES

SMTP: mailhost --> 250 PIPELINING

httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input

SMTP: mailhost <--
SMTP: auth login

SMTP: mailhost --> 530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first. g31sm19538159r
vb.16

SMTP: unexp reply: 530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first. g31sm19538159r
vb.16
httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input

httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input

httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input

httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input

httpPush: fdopen OK

httpPush: httpPush Input



Connection to host lost.

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Re: gmail email setup

I may be wrong but I though Gmail required SSL for all Pop connections which the Apex doesn't support. What I did to get it working with my mail server was to setup a free account with GMX and set GMX to forward the email to my main account.
 
yes its active. I just tried this with a new gmx account as well and am not having any luck either. Wonder if my DNS ip address is wrong or something.

What port number do I use for the GMX email account?
 
I would love to know the EXACT settings that work for gmail. There are enough people that use gmail that the manufacturer must know a solution for this. I have no desire to figure it out for myself...it should be a straightforward setup.
 
gmail as the smtp server is not going to work as it requires SSL connection. I recommend that you use your ISP's smtp server as almost all do not require a SSL connection. If that fails you can always set up a free account on gmx.com, and then use there smtp server.

Curt
 
Grr. I just checked my AC3 setup again and I'm sorry to say it is not configured using gmail. It's using my hosted domain server. I apologize.
 
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