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About sending e-mail by adobe campaign v7

  • August 10, 2017
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Hello:

I have a question about sending mails with Adobe Campaign. The questions are as follows:

I have a SMTP server. If you want to send an e-mail with this SMTP server, you need to provide a username and password for authentication. However, I did not find any configuration information in the Campaign configuration file

Is there any solution?

To put it simply: it requires SMTP authentication.

version:adobe campaign v7.

thanks

Li

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    Best answer by Amit_Kumar

    Hi Li,

    Have you seen this?Email server setup

    Adobe Campaign does not support authenticated SMTP. You need to configure the MTA so that it accepts all traffic coming from the loopback.

    Jean-Serge Biron  Can share more details for this?

    Hope this helps!

    Amit

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    liy30495271
    liy30495271Author
    New Participant
    August 11, 2017

    Hi Amit,

    Tanks for your answer. I saw what you said.

    Now,i have another problem.When I used the MTA in the LAN to send the mail, the times went wrong.

    error log as follows:

    1.08/11/2017 3:36:43 PM DLV-490075 Failed to connect to the server for the external account 'Email routing using mid-sourcing' (named 'defaultEmailMid').

    2.08/11/2017 3:36:41 PM XSV-350035 Connection denied. You have to specify a login

    Please let me know where I went wrong

    following is my conf.xml

      <mta autoStart="true" statServerAddress="localhost">

        <relay address="192.168.229.6" port="2525"/>

        <child>

          <smtp>

            <IPAffinity name="default,mid.default,dev.default,test.default">

              <!--  For dev instances, if you need a default IP (not recommended), use address="0.0.0.0" -->

              <IP address="" heloHost="" publicId="" weight=""/>

            </IPAffinity>

          </smtp>

        </child>

      </mta>

    192.168.229.6 is my LAN MTA

    Thanks.

    Amit_Kumar
    Amit_Kumar
    New Participant
    August 11, 2017

    Hi

    A Mail Transfer Agent (MTA), which handles Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) traffic, has two responsibilities:

    • To send mail from your users to an external MTA (another mail server)
    • To receive mail from an external MTA

    Usually, MTA is hosted on a LAN network or on the same server as an application server.

    It's configured to receive or send information to a list of servers(mostly over HTTPS) so it's not exposed to public users. It sits behind a strong firewall. Usually, you configure domainlist relay_to_domains, hostlist relay_from_hosts to secure your servers.

    Alternatively, you can use mid sourcing servers instead of internal routing.

    Regards,

    Amit

      liy30495271
      liy30495271Author
      New Participant
      August 11, 2017

      Hi Amit，

      Thank you for your answer. I saw what you said，but I have some confusion as follows：

      How does the campaign mail channel do security control?

      Here's what I understand.

      Campaign needs to build another MTA for campaign to send mail, and the authentication is done in MTA and other MTA.

      Am I correct in understanding this?

      Amit_Kumar
      Amit_KumarAccepted solution
      New Participant
      August 11, 2017

      Hi Li,

      Have you seen this?Email server setup

      Adobe Campaign does not support authenticated SMTP. You need to configure the MTA so that it accepts all traffic coming from the loopback.

      Jean-Serge Biron  Can share more details for this?

      Hope this helps!

      Amit

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