HELP! -> Sympatico SMTP in Canada

rproulx

posted May 8 '11 at 4:24 pm

I know this thread is a bit old. But I thought I'd post an update on my progress with this issue. I never solved it and never succeeded in using the 'new and improved' email system that Sympatico implemented. I used my hosting company's relay mail SMTP service for about a month and then discovered that Sympatico's old mail system was again working. They either reimplemented it due to a flood of complaining customers, or perhaps it was simply broken and they fixed it.

At some point I'll call their tech support and ask to be walked through the process. But I fear it will be a painful and frustrating experience and not something I look forward to. If ever I do come up with the magic formula I'll be sure to post it here. For now the old way works again and if it ain't broke ...

Russell :-)

I know this thread is a bit old. But I thought I'd post an update on my progress with this issue. I never solved it and never succeeded in using the 'new and improved' email system that Sympatico implemented. I used my hosting company's relay mail SMTP service for about a month and then discovered that Sympatico's old mail system was again working. They either reimplemented it due to a flood of complaining customers, or perhaps it was simply broken and they fixed it.At some point I'll call their tech support and ask to be walked through the process. But I fear it will be a painful and frustrating experience and not something I look forward to. If ever I do come up with the magic formula I'll be sure to post it here. For now the old way works again and if it ain't broke ...Russell :-)&nbsp;

rproulx

posted Mar 17 '11 at 3:46 am

I've used Pegases for years with outgoing email via sympatico.ca and wish to continue. But I'm being pestered recently by Sympatico to reconfigure my SMPT settings to something that no longer works with Pegasus. I fear that they're cutting off service to my usual settings that DO work. My options seem to be to either figure out what they want me to use, change ISPs, or change email clients.

I have my own domain and POP mailbox, so I don't need Sympatico's incoming mail service. But for outgoing I've alway's used 'smpt1.sympatico.ca'. That has now ceased to work and their website states that they do not support: Thunderbird,The Bat!, Eudora, IncrediMail ... and I assume if they knew about Pegasus they would have added that too!

They DO support: Outlook 2003, 2007 and Outlook Express (yikes!!!)
I've tried a number of interpretations of their instructions without success.

If there are any Pegasus users in Canada who have been able to comply with Sympatico.ca's requirements I'd really appreciate some guidance.

Here's what they request I use:

"Outgoing mail server (SMTP)

SMTP Server: smtphm.sympatico.ca
Port: 25 (or 587 if port 25 does not work
Authentication: Yes

User name: Email address (e.g: jsmith@sympatico.ca or jsmith@bell.net) and password (e.g.: a123456z)

TLS/SSL Required: Yes (select TLS if available, if not, select SSL)"

Thank you to anyone who can offer some help.

Russell

I've used Pegases for years with outgoing email via sympatico.ca and wish to continue. But I'm being pestered recently by Sympatico to reconfigure my SMPT settings to something that no longer works with Pegasus. I fear that they're cutting off service to my usual settings that DO work. My options seem to be to either figure out what they want me to use, change ISPs, or change email clients. I have my own domain and POP mailbox, so I don't need Sympatico's incoming mail service. But for outgoing I've alway's used 'smpt1.sympatico.ca'. That has now ceased to work and their website states that they do not support: Thunderbird,The Bat!, Eudora, IncrediMail ... and I assume if they knew about Pegasus they would have added that too! They DO support:&nbsp; Outlook 2003, 2007 and Outlook Express (yikes!!!) I've tried a number of interpretations of their instructions without success. If there are any Pegasus users in Canada who have been able to comply with Sympatico.ca's requirements I'd really appreciate some guidance. &nbsp;Here's what they request I use: "Outgoing mail server (SMTP) SMTP Server: smtphm.sympatico.ca Port: 25 (or 587 if port 25 does not work Authentication: Yes User name: Email address (e.g: jsmith@sympatico.ca or jsmith@bell.net) and password (e.g.: a123456z) TLS/SSL Required: Yes (select TLS if available, if not, select SSL)" Thank you to anyone who can offer some help. Russell

caisson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 4:19 am

Have you tried port 465 for ssl/tls on the smtp server?

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rproulx

posted Mar 17 '11 at 4:47 am

Should I? I don't see that as a setting they're recommending...

R

Should I? I don't see that as a setting they're recommending...R

caisson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 4:54 am

What settings are you using and what error message are you getting back?

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Thomas R. Stephenson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 5:05 am

Should I? I don't see that as a setting they're recommending...

Outgoing mail server (SMTP)
SMTP Server: smtphm.sympatico.ca
Port: 25 (or 587 if port 25 does not work)
Authentication required: Yes
TLS/SSL Required: Yes (select TLS if available, if not, select SSL)

They say they do TLS/SSL and port 465 is the default SSL port for SMTP. Give it a shot all that can go wrong is that it will not work. If this does not work ask then what oddball port they do use for SSL.

<blockquote>Should I? I don't see that as a setting they're recommending...</blockquote><blockquote>Outgoing mail server (SMTP) <ol><li>SMTP Server: smtphm.sympatico.ca</li><li>Port: 25 (or 587 if port 25 does not work)</li><li>Authentication required: Yes</li><li>TLS/SSL Required: Yes (select TLS if available, if not, select SSL)</li></ol>&nbsp;</blockquote>They say they do TLS/SSL and port 465 is the default SSL port for SMTP.&nbsp; Give it a shot all that can go wrong is that it will not work.&nbsp; If this does not work ask then what oddball port they do use for SSL.

caisson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 8:31 am

Looked at the Sympatico site and they have implemented SSL using Port 25.

Noticed also that people using Avast to scan outgoing mail were experiencing problems because Avast

was interfering with the connection on port 25.

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Looked at the Sympatico site and they have implemented SSL using Port 25.Noticed also that people using Avast to scan outgoing mail were experiencing problems because Avastwas interfering with the connection on port 25. &nbsp; --&nbsp;James Quigley

Thomas R. Stephenson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 4:31 pm

Looked at the Sympatico site and they have implemented SSL using Port 25.
Noticed also that people using Avast to scan outgoing mail were experiencing problems because Avast

was interfering with the connection on port 25.

Are you sure about that? Have you actually tested using SSL against port 25? I know that STLS would normally use the default ports for making a connection but I've never seen a server accept both STLS and SSL on the same port.

<blockquote>Looked at the Sympatico site and they have implemented SSL using Port 25.Noticed also that people using Avast to scan outgoing mail were experiencing problems because Avast</blockquote><blockquote>was interfering with the connection on port 25. &nbsp; </blockquote>Are you sure about that?&nbsp; Have you actually tested using SSL against port 25?&nbsp; I know that STLS would normally use the default ports for making a connection but I've never seen a server accept both STLS and SSL on the same port. &nbsp;

rproulx

posted Mar 17 '11 at 6:27 pm

I'm swamped with work just now so I can only poke at things again tomorrow. For now I'm sending mail via a relay service offered by my website host.

Too bad there's no one here who's already figured out exactly what they want...

I assume that in the SMTP settings I should use 'Via STARTTLS' and the port # they suggest.

The I have to choose one of the following

*******************************
SMTP Authentication

1) Do a prior POP3 login to authenticate before senfing mail.

2) Login to the SMTP server using the following details:

3) Login to the SMTP servcer ueing a POP3 username/password

4) Do not use CRAM-MD5 authentication even if it is advertised.

*******************************

Here I think I need to select #2 and use the login username/password I got for the default email account that they set up for me. But I've never used that account as I have my own domain and get all my mail from there.

Does this sound right?

Russell

I'm swamped with work just now so I can only poke at things again tomorrow. For now I'm sending mail via a relay service offered by my website host.Too bad there's no one here who's already figured out exactly what they want...I assume that in the SMTP settings I should use 'Via STARTTLS' and&nbsp; the port # they suggest. The I have to choose one of the following******************************* SMTP Authentication 1) Do a prior POP3 login to authenticate before senfing mail. 2) Login to the SMTP server using the following details: 3) Login to the SMTP servcer ueing a POP3 username/password 4) Do not use CRAM-MD5 authentication even if it is advertised.*******************************Here I think I need to select #2 and use the login username/password I got for the default email account that they set up for me. But I've never used that account as I have my own domain and get all my mail from there.Does this sound right?&nbsp;Russell &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Thomas R. Stephenson

posted Mar 17 '11 at 6:50 pm

> I'm swamped with work just now so I can only poke at things again tomorrow. For now I'm sending mail via a relay service offered by my
> website host.
>
> Too bad there's no one here who's already figured out exactly what they want...

There are probably many many users that have done this but Pegasus Mail is setup to use either STARTTLS or SSL and STARTTLS does use the default SMTP ports 25 & 587

> I assume that in the SMTP settings I should use 'Via STARTTLS' and the port # they suggest.

That should work, at least that what they said to do.

>
> The I have to choose one of the following
> *******************************
> SMTP Authentication
>
> 1) Do a prior POP3 login to authenticate before senfing mail.
>
> 2) Login to the SMTP server using the following details:
>
> 3) Login to the SMTP servcer ueing a POP3 username/password
>
> 4) Do not use CRAM-MD5 authentication even if it is advertised.
> *******************************

> Here I think I need to select #2 and use the login username/password I got for the default email account that they set up for me. But I've
> never used that account as I have my own domain and get all my mail from there.

They do NOT say they are using any sort of ESMTP AUTH command though so you need not worry too much about the authorization settings. If they turn it on you could use either #2 with your username/password or #3 pointing at your POP3 account setup with the same username/password. That said here is what I get when I telnet into port 587 of the host. Obviously they are using the Hotmail hosts.

220 BLU0-SMTP65.blu0.hotmail.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.4675 ready at Thu, 17 Mar 2011 10:40:00 -0700
ehlo thomas
250-BLU0-SMTP65.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [209.128.94.2]
250-TURN
250-SIZE 41943040
250-ETRN
250-PIPELINING
250-DSN
250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
250-8bitmime
250-BINARYMIME
250-CHUNKING
250-VRFY
250-TLS
250-STARTTLS
250 OK

&gt; I'm swamped with work just now so I can only poke at things again tomorrow. For now I'm sending mail via a relay service offered by my &gt; website host. &gt; &gt; Too bad there's no one here who's already figured out exactly what they want... There are probably many many users that have done this but Pegasus Mail is setup to use either STARTTLS or SSL and STARTTLS does use the default SMTP ports 25 &amp; 587 &gt; I assume that in the SMTP settings I should use 'Via STARTTLS' and&nbsp; the port # they suggest. That should work, at least that what they said to do. &gt; &gt; The I have to choose one of the following &gt; ******************************* &gt; SMTP Authentication &gt; &gt; 1) Do a prior POP3 login to authenticate before senfing mail. &gt; &gt; 2) Login to the SMTP server using the following details: &gt; &gt; 3) Login to the SMTP servcer ueing a POP3 username/password &gt; &gt; 4) Do not use CRAM-MD5 authentication even if it is advertised. &gt; ******************************* &gt; Here I think I need to select #2 and use the login username/password I got for the default email account that they set up for me. But I've &gt; never used that account as I have my own domain and get all my mail from there. They do NOT say they are using any sort of ESMTP AUTH command though so you need not worry too much about the authorization settings. If they turn it on you could use either #2 with your username/password or #3 pointing at your POP3 account setup with the same username/password.&nbsp; That said here is what I get when I telnet into port 587 of the host.&nbsp; Obviously they are using the Hotmail hosts. 220 BLU0-SMTP65.blu0.hotmail.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.4675 ready at&nbsp; Thu, 17 Mar 2011 10:40:00 -0700 ehlo thomas 250-BLU0-SMTP65.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [209.128.94.2] 250-TURN 250-SIZE 41943040 250-ETRN 250-PIPELINING 250-DSN 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES 250-8bitmime 250-BINARYMIME 250-CHUNKING 250-VRFY 250-TLS 250-STARTTLS 250 OK

caisson

posted Mar 18 '11 at 12:51 am

[quote user="Thomas R. Stephenson"]

Are you sure about that? Have you actually tested using SSL against port 25? I know that STLS would normally use the default ports for making a connection but I've never seen a server accept both STLS and SSL on the same port.

[/quote]

No testing. I looked at the Bell Canada/Sympatico site. It has detailed instructions on configuring various (mainly microsoft) email clients.

In each case TLS/SSL is stipulated and either port 25 or 587 can be used. Nowhere is there any reference to STARTTLS and there is a perception that Sympatico has implemented SSL on port 25.

Associated support/discussion forums contain very vocal criticism of Bell Canada's decision and there is much confusion re how to configure non-specified email clients.

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[quote user="Thomas R. Stephenson"]Are you sure about that?&nbsp; Have you actually tested using SSL against port 25?&nbsp; I know that STLS would normally use the default ports for making a connection but I've never seen a server accept both STLS and SSL on the same port. &nbsp; [/quote]No testing.&nbsp; I looked at the Bell Canada/Sympatico site.&nbsp; It has detailed instructions on configuring various (mainly microsoft) email clients.In each case TLS/SSL is stipulated and either port 25 or 587 can be used. Nowhere is there any reference to STARTTLS and there is a perception that Sympatico has implemented SSL on port 25. Associated support/discussion forums contain very vocal criticism of Bell Canada's decision and there is much confusion re how to configure non-specified email clients.-- James Quigley&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

caisson

posted Mar 18 '11 at 1:58 am

Since my last post I've looked at the Thunderbird forum and there are reports there dating back to late last year, that STARTTLS does work with that client when connecting to the Sympatico SMTP server on ports 25 and 587.

Provided STARTTLS does work, what appears to have happened is that the email clients supported by Sympatico are those that (coincidentally) automatically initiate STARTTLS on the basis of the nominated port and that confusion is arising among customers whose unsupported clients present STARTTLS as an option, eg Pmail and Thunderbird, because Sympatico has not stated that it is using STARTTLS and they are persisting with attempts at direct SSL connection.

--

James Quigley

Since my last post I've looked at the Thunderbird forum and there are reports there dating back to late last year, that STARTTLS does work with that client when connecting to the Sympatico SMTP server on ports 25 and 587.Provided STARTTLS does work, what appears to have happened is that the email clients supported by Sympatico are those that (coincidentally) automatically initiate STARTTLS on the basis of the nominated port and that confusion is arising among customers whose unsupported clients present STARTTLS as an option, eg Pmail and Thunderbird, because Sympatico has not stated that it is using STARTTLS and they are persisting with attempts at direct SSL connection.&nbsp; --&nbsp;James Quigley

Paul_W

posted Mar 21 '11 at 7:08 pm

I have read all of the postings and tried all of the settings (I think), but nothing works. I've also turned off my firewall (ZoneAlarm) and disabled my anti-virus (Avira). My Pegasus was working perfectly until one week or so ago, but now I can't send any emails. This is VERY frustrating.

Paul

I have read all of the postings and tried all of the settings (I think), but nothing works. I've also turned off my firewall (ZoneAlarm) and disabled my anti-virus (Avira). My Pegasus was working perfectly until one week or so ago, but now I can't send any emails. This is VERY frustrating.Paul

Michael

posted Mar 21 '11 at 7:25 pm

[quote user="Paul_W"]I have read all of the postings and tried all of the settings (I think), but nothing works. I've also turned off my firewall (ZoneAlarm) and disabled my anti-virus (Avira). My Pegasus was working perfectly until one week or so ago, but now I can't send any emails. This is VERY frustrating.[/quote]

Can you please provide an Internet session log (Tools => Internet options => General at the bottom)? Please absolutely read the associated help entry for details!

[quote user="Paul_W"]I have read all of the postings and tried all of the settings (I think), but nothing works. I've also turned off my firewall (ZoneAlarm) and disabled my anti-virus (Avira). My Pegasus was working perfectly until one week or so ago, but now I can't send any emails. This is VERY frustrating.[/quote]Can you please provide an Internet session log (Tools =&gt; Internet options =&gt; General at the bottom)? Please absolutely read the associated help entry for details!

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Paul_W

posted Mar 21 '11 at 8:53 pm

Other than blocking our my e-mail address, there doesn't appear to be anything else that I need to hide in the WPM file (I don't see any passwords in the log). Is that right? Also.....where do I find the associated help entry? I've looked for Internet Log Session in the Help file and didn't find anything.

Sorry for the newbie questions....

Other than blocking our my e-mail address, there doesn't appear to be anything else that I need to hide in the WPM file (I don't see any passwords in the log). Is that right? Also.....where do I find the associated help entry? I've looked for Internet Log Session in the Help file and didn't find anything.&nbsp;Sorry for the newbie questions....

Michael

posted Mar 21 '11 at 11:14 pm

[quote user="Paul_W"]Other than blocking our my e-mail address, there doesn't appear to be anything else that I need to hide in the WPM file (I don't see any passwords in the log). Is that right? Also.....where do I find the associated help entry? [/quote]

There's a Help button on the General options page, after clicking it you'll see a page called Internet Options containing a link called General Internet mail settings leading to a page with an entry called Create Internet session logs (advanced diagnostic use only) at the bottom ...

[quote user="Paul_W"]Other than blocking our my e-mail address, there doesn't appear to be anything else that I need to hide in the WPM file (I don't see any passwords in the log). Is that right? Also.....where do I find the associated help entry? [/quote]There's a Help button on the General options page, after clicking it you'll see a page called Internet Options containing a link called General Internet mail settings leading to a page with an entry called Create Internet session logs (advanced diagnostic use only) at the bottom ...

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caisson

posted Mar 22 '11 at 12:58 am

You might also talk directly to the original poster in this thread to see if he solved his problem with Sympatico and if so how.

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You might also talk directly to the original poster in this thread to see if he solved his problem with Sympatico and if so how.--&nbsp;James Quigley

Paul_W

posted Mar 22 '11 at 1:37 am

OK. I read the Help file, but I don't see my password in the logfile. Is it safe to post it here?

Michael

posted Mar 22 '11 at 7:33 am

[quote user="Paul_W"]OK. I read the Help file, but I don't see my password in the logfile. Is it safe to post it here?[/quote]

You decide, we can't tell without taking a look and knowing your environment ... See this thread for another user's log.

[quote user="Paul_W"]OK. I read the Help file, but I don't see my password in the logfile. Is it safe to post it here?[/quote]You decide, we can't tell without taking a look and knowing your environment ... See <a href="/forums/thread/27924.aspx" mce_href="/forums/thread/27924.aspx" target="_blank">this thread for another user's log</a>.

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Paul_W

posted Mar 22 '11 at 7:13 pm

OK. Here goes......

I keep getting the "authentication failed" message. I have tried entering my e-mail address and the supplied User ID in the Username box.

--- Tue, 22 Mar 2011 12:46:32 ---
Connect to 'smtphm.sympatico.ca' port 25, timeout 30.
12:46:33.578 [*] Connection established to 65.55.172.251
12:46:33.625 >> 0130 220 BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.4675 ready at Tue, 22 Mar 2011 09:46:32 -0700 \0D\0A
12:46:33.625 << 0021 EHLO [192.168.2.12]\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0055 250-BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [76.67.103.63]\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0010 250-TURN\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0019 250-SIZE 41943040\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0010 250-ETRN\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0016 250-PIPELINING\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0009 250-DSN\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0025 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0014 250-8bitmime\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0016 250-BINARYMIME\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0014 250-CHUNKING\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0010 250-VRFY\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0009 250-TLS\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0014 250-STARTTLS\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 >> 0008 250 OK\0D\0A
12:46:33.671 << 0010 STARTTLS\0D\0A
12:46:33.718 >> 0029 220 2.0.0 SMTP server ready\0D\0A
12:46:33.921 [*] SSL/TLS session established: RC4, OFB mode, keysize 128 bits
12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate user is cn=smtphm.sympatico.ca, ou=Bell Sympatico, o=Bell Canada, l=Toronto, sp=Ontario, c=CA
12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate is valid from Mon Sep 13 19:29:47 2010 to Tue Dec 31 19:59:46 2013
12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate fingerprint is XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (changed by me)
12:46:33.937 << 0021 EHLO [192.168.2.12]\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0055 250-BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [76.67.103.63]\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0010 250-TURN\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0019 250-SIZE 41943040\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0010 250-ETRN\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0016 250-PIPELINING\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0009 250-DSN\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0025 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0014 250-8bitmime\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0016 250-BINARYMIME\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0014 250-CHUNKING\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0010 250-VRFY\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0022 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 >> 0008 250 OK\0D\0A
12:46:33.984 << 0012 AUTH LOGIN\0D\0A
12:46:33.031 >> 0018 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6\0D\0A
12:46:33.031 << 0038 c3V6YW5uZTQud29sZmVAc3ltcGF0aWNvLmNh\0D\0A
12:46:33.078 >> 0018 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6\0D\0A
12:46:33.078 << 0014 d2JhbjY5d2I=\0D\0A
12:46:34.687 >> 0033 535 5.0.0 Authentication Failed\0D\0A
12:46:36.765 << 0006 QUIT\0D\0A
12:46:36.812 >> 0077 221 2.0.0 BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Service closing transmission channel\0D\0A
12:46:36.812 --- Connection closed normally at Tue, 22 Mar 2011 12:46:36. ---\0A\0A

OK. Here goes......I keep getting the "authentication failed" message. I have tried entering my e-mail address and the supplied User ID in the Username box. &nbsp;--- Tue, 22 Mar 2011 12:46:32 --- Connect to 'smtphm.sympatico.ca' port 25, timeout 30. 12:46:33.578 [*] Connection established to 65.55.172.251 12:46:33.625 &gt;&gt; 0130 220 BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.4675 ready at&nbsp; Tue, 22 Mar 2011 09:46:32 -0700 \0D\0A 12:46:33.625 &lt;&lt; 0021 EHLO [192.168.2.12]\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0055 250-BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [76.67.103.63]\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-TURN\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0019 250-SIZE 41943040\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-ETRN\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0016 250-PIPELINING\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0009 250-DSN\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0025 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0014 250-8bitmime\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0016 250-BINARYMIME\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0014 250-CHUNKING\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-VRFY\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0009 250-TLS\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0014 250-STARTTLS\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &gt;&gt; 0008 250 OK\0D\0A 12:46:33.671 &lt;&lt; 0010 STARTTLS\0D\0A 12:46:33.718 &gt;&gt; 0029 220 2.0.0 SMTP server ready\0D\0A 12:46:33.921 [*] SSL/TLS session established: RC4, OFB mode, keysize 128 bits 12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate user is cn=smtphm.sympatico.ca, ou=Bell Sympatico, o=Bell Canada, l=Toronto, sp=Ontario, c=CA 12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate is valid from Mon Sep 13 19:29:47 2010 to Tue Dec 31 19:59:46 2013 12:46:33.921 [*] Certificate fingerprint is XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (changed by me) 12:46:33.937 &lt;&lt; 0021 EHLO [192.168.2.12]\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0055 250-BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Hello [76.67.103.63]\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-TURN\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0019 250-SIZE 41943040\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-ETRN\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0016 250-PIPELINING\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0009 250-DSN\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0025 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0014 250-8bitmime\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0016 250-BINARYMIME\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0014 250-CHUNKING\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0010 250-VRFY\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0022 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &gt;&gt; 0008 250 OK\0D\0A 12:46:33.984 &lt;&lt; 0012 AUTH LOGIN\0D\0A 12:46:33.031 &gt;&gt; 0018 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6\0D\0A 12:46:33.031 &lt;&lt; 0038 c3V6YW5uZTQud29sZmVAc3ltcGF0aWNvLmNh\0D\0A 12:46:33.078 &gt;&gt; 0018 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6\0D\0A 12:46:33.078 &lt;&lt; 0014 d2JhbjY5d2I=\0D\0A 12:46:34.687 &gt;&gt; 0033 535 5.0.0 Authentication Failed\0D\0A 12:46:36.765 &lt;&lt; 0006 QUIT\0D\0A 12:46:36.812 &gt;&gt; 0077 221 2.0.0 BLU0-SMTP89.blu0.hotmail.com Service closing transmission channel\0D\0A 12:46:36.812 --- Connection closed normally at Tue, 22 Mar 2011 12:46:36. ---\0A\0A &nbsp;&nbsp;

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