Hello,
Grandstream is telling me I need to enable ports 109-110 in my network
in order for their VoIP router (UCM6102) to be able to send out emails
to me of various notifications of disk status, errors, etc.
How do I enable ports 109-110 in my Tomato router?
Here's what I set up in my Tomato router:
**
Port Forwarding
On Protocol Src Address Ext Ports Int Port Int Address Description
On Both 192.168.1.30 109-110 192.168.1.30 4 Grandstream RTR 2 email messag
**
As recommended by Grandstream, I tried "Both" as the Protocol. This resulted in a failed "test" email attempt by the Grandstream UCM6102 Router:
Email Generated Time Email Send Module Receivers Last Send Time Last Send Address Send Result Return Code Options
2018-08-18 13:07:00 Test xxxxxx@gmail.com 08-18 13:07:04 xxxxxx@gmail.com deferred 534-5.7.14
Setting the Protocol to UDP gave this result:
Email Generated Time Email Send Module Receivers Last Send Time Last Send Address Send Result Return Code Options
2018-08-18 13:05:04 Test xxxxxxx@gmail.com 08-18 13:05:09 xxxxxx@gmail.com deferred none
I'm not a VoIP techie!
Q: Should the "Src Address" and "Int Address" be the same, or, different?
192.168.1.30 is the address of my Grandstream VoIP router.
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Here are the email settings in my Grandstream router:
TLS Enable (checked)
Type Client
Email Template Sending Format HTML
SMTP Server smtp.gmail.com:587
Enable SASL Authentication (checked)
Username xxxxxx@gmail.com
Password **
Enable Email-to-Fax (UN-checked)
POP/POP3 Server Address (blank)
POP/POP3 Server Port (blank)
Display Name IMK UCM6102 PBX
Sender **@gmail.com
**
I thank you in advance for studying this and giving me any advice!
Thanks!
Grandstream is telling me I need to enable ports 109-110 in my network
in order for their VoIP router (UCM6102) to be able to send out emails
to me of various notifications of disk status, errors, etc.
How do I enable ports 109-110 in my Tomato router?
Here's what I set up in my Tomato router:
**
Port Forwarding
On Protocol Src Address Ext Ports Int Port Int Address Description
On Both 192.168.1.30 109-110 192.168.1.30 4 Grandstream RTR 2 email messag
**
As recommended by Grandstream, I tried "Both" as the Protocol. This resulted in a failed "test" email attempt by the Grandstream UCM6102 Router:
Email Generated Time Email Send Module Receivers Last Send Time Last Send Address Send Result Return Code Options
2018-08-18 13:07:00 Test xxxxxx@gmail.com 08-18 13:07:04 xxxxxx@gmail.com deferred 534-5.7.14
Setting the Protocol to UDP gave this result:
Email Generated Time Email Send Module Receivers Last Send Time Last Send Address Send Result Return Code Options
2018-08-18 13:05:04 Test xxxxxxx@gmail.com 08-18 13:05:09 xxxxxx@gmail.com deferred none
I'm not a VoIP techie!
Q: Should the "Src Address" and "Int Address" be the same, or, different?
192.168.1.30 is the address of my Grandstream VoIP router.
***
Here are the email settings in my Grandstream router:
TLS Enable (checked)
Type Client
Email Template Sending Format HTML
SMTP Server smtp.gmail.com:587
Enable SASL Authentication (checked)
Username xxxxxx@gmail.com
Password **
Enable Email-to-Fax (UN-checked)
POP/POP3 Server Address (blank)
POP/POP3 Server Port (blank)
Display Name IMK UCM6102 PBX
Sender **@gmail.com
**
I thank you in advance for studying this and giving me any advice!
Thanks!