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RRalston

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  1. RRalston's post in TEXT Notification Fails with “Mail server failure.” was marked as the answer   
    @toddlock Something does seem right from what you have submitted.
    You indicated: "Manual email sent from a PC to ##########@tmomail.net works." Doesn't that mean you successfully sent an email which was delivered as a text to your T-Mobile phone?
    For you to experience "TEST Button Result is always an immediate “Mail server failure." potentially indicates your router/firewall may be blocking those ports. "Mail Server failure" is different from the carrier blocking the action. I don't think you would get any response like that if you were able to successfully connect to the mail server.
    I have xfinity mobile, which is verizon underneath and I send texts to my phone all the time using "<cell.phone.number>@vtext.com
    But I also found this in the Wiki related to gmail
    Configuring gmail Account
    https://wiki.universal-devices.com/ISY994:Configure_Mail_Server_Settings#SMTP_Errors:~:text=Configuring%20gmail%20Account,-%28NOTE
    Hope this may help you.
    Rob
  2. I have used "${sys.program.#.name}" for that purpose.
    But I have also found in many cases, just using the "Default" email content yields a lot of good information.

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