SMTP Server Integration Issue

Hi All,

There is one show stopper issue that we are facing at the moment.

We are configuring the custom SMTP Integration on our client Org. After putting in the credentials and performing a "SMTP Test Connection" we are experiencing ‘Invalid Credentials’ issue.

The port that is configured is Port 587. We have also raised a Genesys ticket for extending the support for successful implementation of this. Case: 0003121452.

Outlook team has come back saying that there are a few blocked attempts due to legacy auth being used. They have confirmed that their tenant does not allow legacy auth.

Could anyone confirm what is legacy auth and what are the ways to proceed with the successful SMTP integration on Genesys Cloud platform please?

The SMTP details are as follows –
Username: (not sharing here)
pwd: (not sharing here)
host: smtp.office365.com
port: 587

Recommendations provided by us and Troubleshooting done at exchange side:

  1. MFA Disabled
  2. SMTP Auth is enabled at the Org level and mailbox level
  3. Password has been reset

Genesys Logs with errors seen as below –

Exception (com.inin.postino.errors.PostinoError): Unable to authenticate with the specified integration.

Exception (javax.mail.AuthenticationFailedException): 535 5.7.139 Authentication unsuccessful, account has an issue. Contact your administrator. [LO2P265CA0065.GBRP265.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM

Best Regards,
Aditi Agarwal

Hi Aditi,

This forum is specifically for developer issues around our API's and our developer tools. I would suggest you post your question to our Genesys Community Forum forum or if you believe you are running into a defect in the product you open a ticket with our Care team.

Thanks,
John Carnell
Manager, Developer Engagement

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Hi Aditi,

I missed the case number in the original post. I am going to escalate this back the Care team as you should not have been bounced over to the Dev Forum. Please be patient as I work this issue.

Thanks,
John Carnell
Manager, Developer Engagement

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Many thanks for your quick response, John. I really appreciate your support here.

Yes, the Case Raised was: Case: 0003121452

Best Regards,
Aditi Agarwal