Microsoft is disabling basic authentication. Does this impact SSIS packages Send mail task or database emails? There are lot of SSIS packages in our organization. Email notifications are sending through Send Mail task or from SQL Server.
Incase Send Mail task or Database emails get impacted with this change, what will be the solution?
Consider I am a newbie while answering.
My understanding is since SSIS does not support basic authentication, there won't be any issue with SSIS send mail task or database emails.
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We recently migrated our company e-mails to Microsoft Exchange-Server, and we had many automations that used the old server address and ports, plus not using SSL/TLS.
So when we migrated, the server configurations were no longer valid for the e-mails, and we didn't have any source material on how to properly connect to Exchange-Server to automate mails.
I found this documentation on the web, of a similar stack-trace to mine, that had the SMTP Server and ports for configuration.
Using these configurations i was able to succesfully send automated mails through PDI normally like before.
This was done using PDI 7.0.0.0-25
I am using " Mailkit " to send emails from a dot net core console application (using smtp). It works when i run the application in my local machine and I receive emails.
However, when i deployed as an azure webjob, It does not send emails. I could see the job completes successfully and no errors logged. BUT i do not receive emails
I am just wondering how it works in local machine and it does not while run in azure.
Update:
Based on comments below, trying to be specific. can someone confirm if you were able to use Mailkit and an organizational smtp server(no public domains) & email account to send emails from an azure webjob ? or else please suggest what should be a working setup. thanks!
can someone confirm if you were able to use Mailkit and an organizational smtp server(no public domains) & email account to send emails from an azure webjob ? or else please suggest what should be a working setup. thanks!
No public domain means that we can't access the smtp server through the internet. As a workaround, you could save the mail information to a Azure Queue Storage from the WebJob and writing a new application and publish it to your internal network. In your new application, you could get the information from Azure queue storage and send the mail from your internal network.
I want to send the email using Send mail task, I have already tried using script task and it was successful
Do not answer like use script task etc. I have already used it and it worked for Gmail.
I am learning send mail task and I have created SMTP connection manager , I don't know how can i setup the SMTP server using windows authentication so that the server name I can give in the SMTP connection Manager.
I an expecting answer to the question "How can i setup the SMTP server which if any public email allows setting up SMTP server using windows authentication on my local box so that I can use it in Send mail task ?"
Any help in this regard is appreciated...
Also do not answer like your company will provide that , I myself want to setup it and use it .
You have to setup a new smtp connection first: see this link for more info: ssis mail
I am trying to set up my SSRS 2012 subscriptions and though I have used all the same details as I use in Database Mail I cannot get it to send out emails but I am not getting any error messages from the job.
The only difference I can see is under the Database Mail Configuration Wizard there is listed SMTP Authentication "Basic Authentication" details, are these needed to be put in the RSreportsever.config file and if so where??
Thanks Phil
SSRS can't do basic authentication like the SQL/Database Mail can. There is an article about setting up a virtual local SMTP service that SSRS can send. This virtual SMTP then forwards your emails to the real SMTP server-- which can use basic authentication. http://en.sql4you.info/?p=132
Due to security policy my client is planning to stop the SQL mail service on the server, in that case will my SSIS mail task work?
Thanks.
Yes, your SSIS mail will continue to work.
SSIS mail tasks connect directly to the SMTP server to send messages via the SMTP connection defined in your SSIS package.
Send mail task in SSIS will be the best option to use and will have some restrictions but can send a formal mail without any delimiters,HTML tags by providing the SMTP server name