I am getting following error when trying to test email from FortiAuth. It was working fine few weeks ago. The same username and password for smtp account work with printer.
Error: Unable to send a test email: Submitter failed to authenticate. Please check your server configuration.
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Dear @ArifS,
you can try to make a packet capture and reproduce the issue. Seems like password has been changed. Could you cross-check password of using user?
I capture packet and opened in wireshark but dont know how to find where the errors are. It shows brown line for smtp communication though. I also tried another working smtp account and didnt work.
Are you able to share outputs from PCAP file without private details? otherwise, here you can find SMTP succeeded pcap file and compare outputs:
https://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures
Hi @ArifS
Additionally try to restart radius service on FAC cli : diag authentication restart and test again sending email.
I will restart FortiAuth tonight and see if it fixes the issue.
We found that issue related to TSL. The smtp server only support TLS 1.2 and above, so how can I enabled TLS 1.2.
Review the server configuration on the email server side to ensure it allows authentication from FortiAuth. You can test the SMTP connection using another email client or utility to determine if the issue is specific to FortiAuth.
There is only two option, None and StartTLS.
The same smtp account works with other applications. I even tested with dell idrac after settings its web server to tsl 1.2.
If I use port 587 with none or starttls, it does not work, but it works on port 25 with 'None' option.
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