@zohebsait thanks. I think that Brother printers simply have a broken AUTH CRAM-MD5 because I coudn't get it to work with some other SMTP provider (mailjet).
Looking at the logs, th server would simply respond that the password was incorrect.
Originally I tried getting stunnel to work (first woth google, then other providers), but the server always disconnected as the stunnel log always showed the the SLL state got into an uniknown state.
I then used sendgrid, with plain authentication ((yes life sucks), and it works. (I didn't need to set email.mydomain.com to get it activated).
@djmarcin on my MFC8860DN I need to open the web management, select Fax Setting/Set Auto Dial/ One Touch Dial, and there you have it.
@zohebsait thanks. I think that Brother printers simply have a broken AUTH CRAM-MD5 because I coudn't get it to work with some other SMTP provider (mailjet).
Looking at the logs, th server would simply respond that the password was incorrect.
Originally I tried getting stunnel to work (first woth google, then other providers), but the server always disconnected as the stunnel log always showed the the SLL state got into an uniknown state.
I then used sendgrid, with plain authentication ((yes life sucks), and it works. (I didn't need to set email.mydomain.com to get it activated).
@djmarcin on my MFC8860DN I need to open the web management, select Fax Setting/Set Auto Dial/ One Touch Dial, and there you have it.