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Topic: Bypass encription

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Is it possible to bypass the TLS (while still using autentication) in the 587 port just for a specific email account?

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Bypass encription

No idea.

Just curious, why is this user so special? TLS is better for security, why do you want to disable it for this user?

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Re: Bypass encription

This email account is configured in printers and scanners (to send reports and scans, etc). it supports authentication but not encryption. That's why I need to bypass the TLS check for it.

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Re: Bypass encription

Why not use port 25 instead? It doesn't enforce TLS by default.