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  • wdrew
    Member
    • Feb 2016
    • 4

    IPOCC email with Google gmail

    Has anyone successfully integrated their IPOCC email with hosted gmail? The Avaya FAQ says it can be done however I have not found any examples to go by for setting this up.

    I have a new IPOCC installation for a higher educational institution which of course uses hosted gmail for their email. Voice is working just fine. We're trying to get the IPOCC to work with Gmail for inbound email to the IPOCC (and outbound replies), but have had no success getting it to work.

    I can provide details if needed. Any help would be appreciated.
  • schopdekar
    Whiz
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    • Aug 2015
    • 40

    #2
    Are you getting any errors while connecting(pulling emails) ? Which protocol are you using ?

    In TTrace-> Email -> C3000 POP3-IMAP4 client
    do you see any errors ?

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    • marquardt
      Guru
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      • May 2014
      • 190

      #3
      Settings see

      SMTP, POP3 and IIMAP4 Settings for GoogleMail, T-Online, Sendgrid

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      • wdrew
        Member
        • Feb 2016
        • 4

        #4
        Thanks for the replies, it gave me something to start with.

        marquardt - are your examples using an on premise mail-relay?

        Per your examples I tried using imap.googlemail.com instead of imap.gmail.com and that did not work

        So I went back to imap.gmail.com per Google's web site
        You can add Gmail to other email clients, like Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, or Mozilla Thunderbird. When you add Gmail, your messages and labels are synced with the email client. Changes to Gmail


        and that did not work either. I set up the SMTP per your example as well using the smtp.googlemail.com and when that didn't work I went back to smtp.gmail.com and that of course didn't work

        In looking at Google's requirements per the link above, Google requires TLS on ports 465 or 587 for sending SMTP. My understanding is that the IPOCC can only send on Port 25 if TLS is required (is that correct??). So in searching further on Google's site - see the following
        Set up your on-premise email server for SMTP relay through Google servers If your organization uses Microsoft Exchange or another SMTP service or server, you can set up the SMTP relay servi


        It would seem that in order to make this work, I'm going to need to set up an on-premise mail-relay server (see step 12) in order to make sending work, and likely the receiving as well?

        I've attached screenshots (sorry about the small size - site limitations) of my final settings and the errors from TTrace

        Note that I changed the customer domain name on my examples to "donut.edu" instead of "customer.edu" ... simply because I like donuts and for security of course.

        I appreciate your help on this issue, I'm loosing hair scratching my head on something I thought would be relatively simple. IF I do need to set up an on-premise mail-relay, any suggestions for what to use would be terrific. Thanks!!
        Attached Files
        Last edited by wdrew; 02-10-2016, 07:32 AM.

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        • marquardt
          Guru
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          • May 2014
          • 190

          #5
          SMTP Connector Ports

          You can use the Ports 25, 465, 587 or 2525. The SMPT connector uses the configured port.

          The examples all work. I tried it also with the German provider T-Online. It works.
          I tried it ewith Sendgrid and it works.

          Note:
          If you are in an Avaya Network it does not work. Avaya blocks all appropriate ports.

          Please test the connection for example with telnet. (telnet servername port)

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          • mnorst
            Whiz
            • Mar 2015
            • 42

            #6
            Originally posted by marquardt View Post
            SMTP, POP3 and IIMAP4 Settings for GoogleMail, T-Online, Sendgrid

            https://drive.google.com/folderview?...U0&usp=sharing
            Hmm, I have 9.1 and do not have the Encryption dropdown for some reason. Is there a separate setting to enable it or is this a newer version than I have installed?

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            • magibson
              Legend
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              • Aug 2014
              • 1075

              #7
              The encryption for emails is available in IPOCC version 9.1.6.

              This is due to be available in the next couple of weeks, probably end of February or beginning of March.

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              • wdrew
                Member
                • Feb 2016
                • 4

                #8
                Got the R9.1.6 upgrade installed and was able to get the IMAP4 inbound working for gmail (Google) without an issue. However I still cannot get the Outbound to work with gmail (google) with the SMTP C3000 connector. I've set up the SMPT configuration per the examples posted by Marquardt with the exception of using "smtp.gmail.com" for the outgoing email. I've attached the SMTP log and a screenshot of the SMTP configuration.

                So what am I doing wrong here? It would appear that the TLS is still not working for the SMTP connector for outbound mail (although the inbound IMAP4 connector is working fine). Do I need to set up the email account within Google for smtp-relay??

                Thanks everyone!
                Attached Files

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                • marquardt
                  Guru
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                  • May 2014
                  • 190

                  #9
                  Please look in the Gmail account

                  Please mark in the Gmail account:

                  >Allowing less secure apps to access your account.

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