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The Method application displays the following error when trying to send a test email on 465 with AT&T.
The operation has timed out.
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@pdirect - I'm just checking AT&T's site and it looks like based on their configuration page, the server address is outboud.att.net. ...
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Dan_AA,
Portals aren't meant for a single customer to login but instead allow all active customers to login. However, each portal has the ability to have a field indicated that allows active logins. To change this, follow the steps below.
Click Customize > Portals.
Click Edit next to the portal you’d like ...
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I recently completed some screen customizations and now when selecting a customer from my customer list, I get the following:
ERROR: It appears the screen is currently out of sync. Please
try logging out and back in to Method. If this is a custom screen, you can
alternatively republish. If the problem persists, please contact your ...
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I need to make changes to the add/edit work order form in the scheduling and invoicing section. I am trying to add and edit fields, where do I make those changes?
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I have started to create some email template and I have been using the "insert image" icon to create the email template.
The image being inserted is a jpeg file and I have tried a few different files - I have been using file sizes 11.20 kb with a demension size of 136x157.
The template saves the picture, and the ...
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The Method application displays the following error when trying to send a test email on 465 with AT&T.
The operation has timed out.
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Can you try port 465 with SSL turned on for smtp.att.yahoo.com and see if that works? I just did some searching and it looks like that is the ideal port to use with that provider.
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Office 365 requires SSL (actually TSL). AT&T didn't like that port because I believe they use SSL, not TSL. But with AT&T it doesn't seem to matter if it's SSL or not.
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@pdirect - does it seem to make a difference of SSL is turned on or off when sending the test message?
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I wish it was that easy, but I had already been using port 587 on MS Office 365 and using port 587 with AT&T returns a message that says secure connections are not allowed.
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