SMTP require authentication. Help!

EDIT: Sorry I think I posted in the wrong forum..admin..you can move this post to the correct one . . .PHP development!
Hi,
I've got everything up and running. I'd tested the new "clients area" out on my local server then on 2 different hosting servers and things were just perfect...up until I uploaded everything to my clients server which requires SMPT authentication.
I've been trying for a week for the host to give me some help but I have had no success. ( Really bad customer service and I'll be changing my client as soon as his contract ends with them).
The error message I get is:
SMTP: SMTP server does no support authentication (code: 250, response: 90plan.ovh.net PIPELINING SIZE 10240000 VRFY ETRN ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES 8BITMIME DSN)>. (EMAIL_FAILED)
Please could anyone help me. What do I need to find out from the host and how should I modify things so that my client area will work just as it does on my servers?
I guess I'll have to modify something on these two files..but what?
function Execute()
if (is_object($this->error)) {
return $this->error;
if ($this->contentFile!='' && file_exists($this->contentFile) && $fp = fopen($this->contentFile, 'r')) {
$this->content = fread($fp, filesize($this->contentFile));
fclose($fp);
} else if ($this->contentFile!='') {
return new tNG_error('EMAIL_NO_TEMPLATE', array(), array());
$email = new KT_Email();
$email->setPriority($this->importance);
foreach ($this->attachments as $filename) {
$email->addAttachment($filename);
$email->sendEmail($GLOBALS['tNG_email_host'], $GLOBALS['tNG_email_port'], $GLOBALS['tNG_email_user'], $GLOBALS['tNG_email_password'], $this->getFrom(), $this->getTo(), $this->getCc(), $this->getBcc(), $this->getSubject(), $this->getEncoding(), $this->getTextBody(), $this->getHtmlBody());
if ($email->hasError()) {
$arr = $email->getError();
return new tNG_error('EMAIL_FAILED', array(''), array($arr[1]));
$tNG_email_host = "213.186.33.20";
$tNG_email_user = "[email protected]";
$tNG_email_port = "25";
$tNG_email_password = "myPassword";
Please help, any advice would be much appreciated.

Heather,
Check this link out:
http://www.interaktonline.com/Support/Knowledgebase/Technote/Details/146/18/My+website+doe s+not+send+e-mail+messages.html
It's from the old interakt forums, but it might give you a starting point.
BTW I found this linked from this forum post:
http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/Dreamweaver-Extensions/MXSendE-mail/Product-Forum/D etails/92719/Email+Error+SMTP+server+does+not+support+auth.html
Where the poster seemed to have the same problem and was pointed to the tech note by the interakt staff.
Shane

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993
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Yes
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No
No
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993
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Yes
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smtpauth.earthlink.net
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No
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995
Yes
Yes
smtp.live.com
587
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110

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