FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.
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@wls-itguy what are you using for authentication? I can't imagine you just have open relay allowed on your O365 account.
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@dashrender said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@wls-itguy what are you using for authentication? I can't imagine you just have open relay allowed on your O365 account.
It is a standard option in O365. I use it all the time.
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@jaredbusch said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@dashrender said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@wls-itguy what are you using for authentication? I can't imagine you just have open relay allowed on your O365 account.
It is a standard option in O365. I use it all the time.
That's how it was set up before. The only thing I saw that was different was the port 587 and the TLS. Those have been added, what am I still missing that emails are not getting to end users?
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@wls-itguy said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@jaredbusch said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@dashrender said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@wls-itguy what are you using for authentication? I can't imagine you just have open relay allowed on your O365 account.
It is a standard option in O365. I use it all the time.
That's how it was set up before. The only thing I saw that was different was the port 587 and the TLS. Those have been added, what am I still missing that emails are not getting to end users?
You are trying to send through an external SMTP host with NO authentication. Use the built in SMTP instead.
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@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@wls-itguy said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@jaredbusch said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@dashrender said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
@wls-itguy what are you using for authentication? I can't imagine you just have open relay allowed on your O365 account.
It is a standard option in O365. I use it all the time.
That's how it was set up before. The only thing I saw that was different was the port 587 and the TLS. Those have been added, what am I still missing that emails are not getting to end users?
You are trying to send through an external SMTP host with NO authentication. Use the built in SMTP instead.
yeah - JB just (&(^ me for the same comment - claiming he does it all the time - but what he meant was - that JB uses IP auth all the time.
Is the OP using IP auth in O365?
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Go signup for a SMTP service already. What's your time worth?
https://mail.baby - It's $1/month + $0.20/Mouth for 1000 sends.
$20 will likely last you a whole year - if not more...
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@voip_n00b said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
Go signup for a SMTP service already. What's your time worth?
https://mail.baby - It's $1/month + $0.20/Mouth for 1000 sends.
$20 will likely last you a whole year - if not more...
He already has two services. One built in and one with Office 365. A third one might have whatever the same issue is.
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@wls-itguy said in FreePBX not sending voicemails to Office365...again.:
not allowing anonymous sending of emails.
Isn't your current setting set to anonymous?
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One option:
Change it to come from an account with Exchange Online Plan 1 or better. Using their credentials (assuming an account without forced 2FA.
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Option 2:
Use the built in and use a connector that is IP auth'd
