Não estou conseguindo enviar e-mail utilizando SMTP Email Send Message vi.

Não estou conseguindo enviar e-mail utilizando SMTP Email Send Message vi. Uso a versão 8.6. Aparece a mensagem Error 66 occurred at TCP Read in NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email TCP Read xTP Reply.vi:2->NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email Command.vi:1->NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email [QUIT].vi->NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email Close Session.vi:3->NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email Send Message Charset.vi:2->NI_SMTPEmail.lvlibMTP Email Send Message.vi:1->teste1.vi
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Bom dia Jean_ebrax,
o VI SMTP Email Send Message não suporta servidores SMTP que requerem autenticação. Se você quiser continuar utilizando este VI, você pode utilizar um servidor SMTP Local para testar o seu código. O link abaixo é de um servidor free:
http://www.softstack.com/freesmtp.html
Para mais informações, consulte este link:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/57597451D40737058625729900589452?OpenDocument
Agora caso você queira utilizar servidores autenticados, você pode utilizar a plataforma .Net da Microsoft. Abaixo segue um exemplo:
https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-2401
Estou a disposição para quaisquer esclarecimento.
Atenciosamente,
Ricardo Ramos
Engenheiro de Vendas - Sul
National Instruments Brasil

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