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Author Topic: Email was working fine before changing unrelated settings, now test fails FIXED  (Read 3924 times)

bitshift

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Email was working fine before changing unrelated settings, now test fails FIXED
« on: January 07, 2012, 12:35:15 PM »
Motion detection and email alerts was working fine a few minutes ago.  So was email tests.
Now, each test results in "Cant connect to SMTP server"
Using smtp.gmail.com and port 465 with SSL-TLS
Also tried port 587 with STARTTLS same result
I know the smtp settings are correct, because I can test them with an email client.

I also temporarily disabled my routers firewall and tried this again, still no luck.


I think it started failing after changing some unrelated settings with the motion detection, video/image quality or other, I dont recall.

Should I upgrade the firmware?

Is the latest firmware?
Current Firmware Version :   1.02
Current Firmware Date :   2011-10-14

Im looking through the "additional downloads" http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=DCS-932L&tab=3, but don't see any firmware downloads?

 ???

« Last Edit: January 07, 2012, 03:02:25 PM by bitshift »
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bitshift

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Re: Email was working fine before changing unrelated settings, now test fails
« Reply #1 on: January 07, 2012, 03:01:40 PM »
Ok, not sure why this worked, but I managed to get it working.
I just started playing with and updating a lot of different settings.
Enable and then disable Bonjur
Enable then disable UUnP, then Re-enable.
Then Disable and re-Enable motion detection.

Test succeeds.

I think it was the cycle where I disabled and re-enabled motion detection that did it.

Also during this whole process I had rebooted the device (under maintenence > system > reboot )
I had also done several hard resets, but I think it was the cycle of disable and re-enable the motion detection that finally force the email notifications to work again.


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