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The error "SMTP error: could not authenticate" indicates a failure to authenticate with the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server while attempting to send an email. SMTP authentication is a mechanism used to verify the identity of the sender, typically requiring a username and password.
What's Causing This Error
- Inaccurate login credentials supplied by users
- Overlooking mandatory multi-factor authentication checks
- User oversight concerning SMTP setting arrangements.
Solution - Here's How To Resolve It
- Users need to ascertain their employed credentials remain correct.
- Users ought to guarantee completion of every multi-factor authentication challenge.
- Users must corroborate the presence of authentic SMTP configurations within their clients containing the following essential components:
- - Email server address
- - Designated Transport Layer Security (TLS)/Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) port numbers where relevant
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Written by:
Sanjeev Kumar
Engineering, SuprSend
