On our old Plesk 7 server, we used to send emails from an email account which had no mailbox but the same configuration did not seem to work in the more recent Plesk 7.6. I am not a Plesk aficionado, so I went the old way to find out what was going wrong.
- Open a command windows by typing cmd in the Start -> Run… dialog box and click OK.
- At the prompt, type telnet mail.yourdomain.tld 25 + Enter
- The mail server should display version information.
- Type HELO + Enter.
- Type AUTH LOGIN + Enter.
- Type your mailbox username or username@ yourdomain.tld encoded in base64 + Enter. ESMTP requires a login in the form username@ yourdomain.tld. A helpful site to get a base64 encoded value is http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp.
- Type your mailbox password encoded in base64 + Enter.
- If you have successfully authenticated, the server will reply "235 authenticated".
- Type MAIL FROM: username@ yourdomain.tld + Enter.
- Type RCPT TO: anothermailbox@ yourdomain.tld + Enter.
- Type DATA + Enter.
- Type Subject: Test + Enter + Enter (Send a blank line to separate the headers from the message body).
- Type SMTP test + Enter.
- Type . + Enter (a dot, then Enter).
- The server should reply "250 Message queued"
- Type QUIT + Enter.
- Close the command window and check your mailbox.
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