7230: sending SMTP e-mail, bleep is hosting-op...

Hello,
For my e-mail, I have access to an SMTP server which requires authentication for outgoing mail.
However all mail sent from my 7230 do not come from the phone itself and ignores my settings.
-> problem 1: the sender address on the SMTP envelope shows as: SRS0=uFHK0pop=WG=domain.com=[email protected]
Many SMTP receiving sites will reject mail from this sender address, as the sending domain 'SMTP1.SUW.HOSTING-OPS.COM' returns a DNS error. (does not resolve)
-> problem 2 : what is this man-in-the-middle intrusion ? If I configure a sender address and a SMTP server with authorization, why does the phone set establish a conversation with a site that has nothing to see ? Why is my sender address replaced with an invalid address ? The IP address from where the e-mail originates is not my phone IP address. This is also troublesome.
I would be glad to receive any useful information.
Frederic
Brussels

Hello
You said that you have changed your internet connection. If you mean that you have changed your ISP, and this problem rose right after that, your new ISP may have blocked SMTP connections. Some ISPs do this to prevent sending spams via email clients. Please
verify this via your ISP administrator/help desk.
Please further note that you can use ports other than 25 ONLY if your email server is configured to support them. For example, Gmail only supports Secure (SSL) connections on port 465 for outgoing emails, and nothing else! (SSL 995 for incoming, and again
nothing else!) When using secure ports, you need to check "This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)" for incoming server and/or select appropriate item in "Use the following type of encrypted connection" option for outgoing server
(These options may differ depending on your outlook version. These are for Outlook Professional 2010). Otherwise, your server will not respond your request. I may be able to give you more help if you tell me what email service are you exactly using.
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