530 Smtp Authentication Is Required Error
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error message is sent to the client before hMailServer disconnects the client. The SMTPtimeout in hMailServer is 10 minutes. 421 Excessive amounts of data sent to server. This error is generated 530 smtp authentication is required outlook by hMailServer if a client sends a large chunk of data to 530 smtp authentication is required hmailserver hMailServer not containing a newline character (command terminator). A client should never do this, but incorrectly configured clients could
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cause this problem. 451 Please try again later. This error message is issued if grey listing is enabled, and the sender, recipient and IP address triplet does not match an existing greylisting
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triplet. 500 Line too long If a SMTPclient sends a SMTP command which hMailServer considers beeing too long, hMailServer issues this error. This error typically indicates a client defect or a hacking attempt. 501 EHLO Invalid domain address. This error message is issued if the domain address given in the EHLO command does not have the correct syntax. 501 HELO Invalid domain address. This smtp server response 530 smtp authentication is required error message is issued if the domain address given in the HELOcommand does not have the correct syntax. 502 TURNdisallowed If a SMTPclient tries to use the TURNcommand hMailServer responds with this error code. hMailServer does not include support for the TURNverb. 502 Unimplemented command If aSMTPclient tries to use a command which hMailServer has no implementation for, this error message is sent to the client. 502 Use HELO/EHLO first After a SMTPclient has connected to a SMTP server, the first thing it should do is to identify itself using the HELOor EHLO command. If the client does not do this, hMailServer responds with this error message. 502 VRFY disallowed If a SMTPclient tries to use the command VRFY, hMailServer responds with this error code. hMailServer does not include support for the VRFY verb. 503 Issue a reset if you want to start over When an email client delivers an email message to an email server, it starts of by telling the server the senders address. After it has done this, a transaction is started which is not finished before the entire message has been delivered to the ema
it mean? This error sent: 530 smtp authentication is required. message is not from your Exchange but from another email 530 smtp authentication is required gmail server installed on your local system: hMailServer. Don't confuse it with the similar worded "530 https://www.hmailserver.com/documentation/v5.5/?page=reference_error_messages_smtp 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated" message - that one IS from Exchange. If it is indeed "530 SMTP authentication is required" then POPcon tries to reach your Exchange Server on IP http://www.servolutions.com/support/articles/530SMTPauthenticationisre.htm port 25 (SMTP) but instead this other mail server answers with this particular error message. You need to either remove hMailServer from the system and restart Exchange or move one of the two servers to a different local IP port since both can't coexist on port 25. You can select the IP port that POPcon tries to reach on the EXCHANGE configuration page in the POPcon configuration. Copyright © 2000-2016 Servolutions Disclaimer Contact Site map News Links About Products If you have questions, comments or problems regarding this website please contact: webmaster@servolutions.com
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