PeterM Posted November 20, 2008 Share Posted November 20, 2008 New users on ISY99i Have everything working great except Notification I am using the following settings Server: smtp.comcast.net Port: 25 Also tried port 587 with TLS. Both set-up failed. Log shows 50010 I am running through a 54G Linksys router with notification running OK on port 25 for other applications Any one can help with this. Link to comment
AnthemAVM Posted November 20, 2008 Share Posted November 20, 2008 What is your current firmware? This is also a good thread for information on the process, and helped me get set up. http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=1666 Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted November 21, 2008 Share Posted November 21, 2008 Hello petemurp, In addition to the post by AnthemAVM, please note that the error you are getting is DNS related (ISY cannot resolve smtp.comcast.net to an IP address). For your reference, here's the list of error codes and the meanings thereof (http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... r_Messages). Now, if you are using a static IP address for your ISY, then I suspect your router is NOT providing DNS relay capabilities. With kind regards, Michel New users on ISY99iHave everything working great except Notification I am using the following settings Server: smtp.comcast.net Port: 25 Also tried port 587 with TLS. Both set-up failed. Log shows 50010 I am running through a 54G Linksys router with notification running OK on port 25 for other applications Any one can help with this. Link to comment
Steve Sullivan Posted December 1, 2008 Share Posted December 1, 2008 I too am having issues getting notifications to work. I have a ISY99pro with the latest beta, Verizon Router. I have the router set to give the ISY a static address which is working fine. I've telnet into the ISY and set the Netmask and DNS to my router. Im able to access and telnet to the ISY remotely (WAN) no problem. I'm tring to use smtp.gmail.com, port 587, I have my username and password correct and the from field filled in with my email address. I also have a recipient. I've pinged smtp.gmail.com and tried the IP that was returned which was 66.249.91.109 I've tried ports 25, 465, and 587 I've tried the default settings. I have a certificate installed. I've tried to set the ISY on my network to DMZ just incase, once that failed I changed it back. I don't have any other firewalls that would affect local traffic from getting out. The current logs don't show any 5001 or 5XXXXX errors. At this point I'm kinda clueless. I've read through everything I could find on other posts. If anyone have a pointer I'd appreciate it! Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Hello Mr. Sullivan, I do apologize for the inconvenience. If you are not seeing any 5xxxx, then I suspect you do not have your gmail account set for POP/SMTP access. Please login to your gmail account, click on Settings, and then click on POP/SMTP. Make sure POP is enabled. With kind regards, Michel I too am having issues getting notifications to work.I have a ISY99pro with the latest beta, Verizon Router. I have the router set to give the ISY a static address which is working fine. I've telnet into the ISY and set the Netmask and DNS to my router. Im able to access and telnet to the ISY remotely (WAN) no problem. I'm tring to use smtp.gmail.com, port 587, I have my username and password correct and the from field filled in with my email address. I also have a recipient. I've pinged smtp.gmail.com and tried the IP that was returned which was 66.249.91.109 I've tried ports 25, 465, and 587 I've tried the default settings. I have a certificate installed. I've tried to set the ISY on my network to DMZ just incase, once that failed I changed it back. I don't have any other firewalls that would affect local traffic from getting out. The current logs don't show any 5001 or 5XXXXX errors. At this point I'm kinda clueless. I've read through everything I could find on other posts. If anyone have a pointer I'd appreciate it! Link to comment
Steve Sullivan Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Michel, Thanks for the response. I do have pop enabled, also IMAP, forgot to mention that in the list, I did try to reset pop access on the gmail account. Hello Mr. Sullivan, I do apologize for the inconvenience. If you are not seeing any 5xxxx, then I suspect you do not have your gmail account set for POP/SMTP access. Please login to your gmail account, click on Settings, and then click on POP/SMTP. Make sure POP is enabled. With kind regards, Michel I too am having issues getting notifications to work.I have a ISY99pro with the latest beta, Verizon Router. I have the router set to give the ISY a static address which is working fine. I've telnet into the ISY and set the Netmask and DNS to my router. Im able to access and telnet to the ISY remotely (WAN) no problem. I'm tring to use smtp.gmail.com, port 587, I have my username and password correct and the from field filled in with my email address. I also have a recipient. I've pinged smtp.gmail.com and tried the IP that was returned which was 66.249.91.109 I've tried ports 25, 465, and 587 I've tried the default settings. I have a certificate installed. I've tried to set the ISY on my network to DMZ just incase, once that failed I changed it back. I don't have any other firewalls that would affect local traffic from getting out. The current logs don't show any 5001 or 5XXXXX errors. At this point I'm kinda clueless. I've read through everything I could find on other posts. If anyone have a pointer I'd appreciate it! Link to comment
Stowaway Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Steve As a Verizon customer, have you tried your Verizon account for sending alerts? I am a Comcast customer but I recently had some similar issues to what you describe when Comcast decided my IP address was a source of spam..... Link to comment
MikeB Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Comcast decided my IP address was a source of spam..... Many ISP's now block the use of outside mail servers for just that reason - so many people have infected PCs sending out malicious emails without their knowledge (nevermind the intentional spammers). They do this by blocking typical outgoing email ports (25, etc..). Even if it's workiing for you today, don't be surprised if it stops tomorrow or next week. If you can, it's typically more reliable to use your ISP's outgoing email server. Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Hello Steve, If you can give us remote access to your ISY, perhaps we can try and debug remotely. If you would like, send your URL to support@universal-devices.com. With kind regards, Michel Link to comment
AnthemAVM Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 Steve As a Verizon customer, have you tried your Verizon account for sending alerts? I am a Comcast customer but I recently had some similar issues to what you describe when Comcast decided my IP address was a source of spam..... I tried using my FIOS (Verizon) Router and it did not work. Michael Link to comment
AnthemAVM Posted December 2, 2008 Share Posted December 2, 2008 I too am having issues getting notifications to work.I have a ISY99pro with the latest beta, Verizon Router. I have the router set to give the ISY a static address which is working fine. I've telnet into the ISY and set the Netmask and DNS to my router. Im able to access and telnet to the ISY remotely (WAN) no problem. I'm tring to use smtp.gmail.com, port 587, I have my username and password correct and the from field filled in with my email address. I also have a recipient. I've pinged smtp.gmail.com and tried the IP that was returned which was 66.249.91.109 I've tried ports 25, 465, and 587 I've tried the default settings. I have a certificate installed. I've tried to set the ISY on my network to DMZ just incase, once that failed I changed it back. I don't have any other firewalls that would affect local traffic from getting out. The current logs don't show any 5001 or 5XXXXX errors. At this point I'm kinda clueless. I've read through everything I could find on other posts. If anyone have a pointer I'd appreciate it! I was able to get gmail to work on my FIOS router. Use 72.14.253.109 as your SMTP server and 587 port User Id make sure that in your user name you use XXX@gmail.com in the from field I just used my name, not an email address. Hope this helps. Link to comment
wjoel Posted January 27, 2009 Share Posted January 27, 2009 Does anyone have experience setting up email notification using a Verizon Yahoo? I got it to work with a gmail account and the gmail isy test account. What should the settings be? The issue must be specific to Yahoo. SMTP? outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net SMTP Port? 587 User ID? xxxx@verizon.net TLS? checked Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted January 27, 2009 Share Posted January 27, 2009 Hi wjoel, I do not think your port is 587 nor should you use TLS. Please try the following: port 25 (default) Userid: you should get from Verizon ( http://www.emailquestions.com/verizon/5 ... tings.html ) Password: you should get from Verizon TLS: unchecked With kind regards, Michel Does anyone have experience setting up email notification using a Verizon Yahoo? I got it to work with a gmail account and the gmail isy test account. What should the settings be? The issue must be specific to Yahoo. SMTP? outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net SMTP Port? 587 User ID? xxxx@verizon.net TLS? checked Link to comment
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