SMTP Configuration error: SMTP: Cannot use AUTH LOGIN. This may be caused by authentication not being enabled on the MTA

SOLVED

When trying to send email via SMTP relay I get the following error:

Apr 6 2020 14:06:28.720                315464  342676  5              SMTP: Could not send message. This may be due to AUTH not being supported by the MTA, no supported authentication methods being available, or an incorrect username / password. Retrying using AUTH LOGIN. Message: EIdSASLNotSupported: Doesn't support AUTH or the specified SASL handlers!!

Apr 6 2020 14:06:28.764                315464  342676  5              SMTP: Cannot use AUTH LOGIN. This may be caused by authentication not being enabled on the MTA, or an incorrect username / password. Retrying without authentication. Message: EIdSMTPReplyError: Unrecognized authentication type

 

Apr 6 2020 14:06:28.846                315464  342676  5              SMTP: Retry successful. Mail sent without authentication.

If I try to use straight forward Office 365 with Authentication it fails with a socket error. However, I have tested this on another VM with the same version and same office 365 details and it works fine.

Parents Reply
  • +1 in reply to langfieldv
    verified answer

    Is there any thing special about the Exchange Server 'trusting' VM #1 and not VM #2? 

    Could be a red herring, I'm not an Exchange person, but in the past when configuring CRM with Exchange one of the most common problems I've come across is the IT Dept not having 'trusted' the server on which CRM is installed. Admittedly this is a slightly different error message but might be worth looking it to just in it's something similar. 

Children