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Recently I had fiber installed at my house. They provided a Nokia router/ONT/modem. I had them put it in bridge mode and disabled the wireless since I have my own TP Link Deco mesh system. When I am connected to the new ISP I can not send emails from my email client, Outlook (classic, not the new one). I still have my old ISP (Spectrum cable) service going as I didn't want to get rid of it until I was happy that the fiber was working well since it is new to the area. I do work from home a lot so I need it to be reliable.
If I connect my work laptop to my old ISP or my cell phone's hot spot I can send emails (and receive). When I connect to the fiber I can receive, but not send. I have tried multiple ports, 25, 587, and 465 and have the same results no matter what. The ISP, of course, says it is not on their end, despite everything working fine with my other options. Strangely enough my home UnRAID server is set up to send daily notification emails using GMAIL and port 587. That works fine.
Anyone have any ideas what I can try or tell the new ISP? I'm at a loss as to why this doesn't work.
If I connect my work laptop to my old ISP or my cell phone's hot spot I can send emails (and receive). When I connect to the fiber I can receive, but not send. I have tried multiple ports, 25, 587, and 465 and have the same results no matter what. The ISP, of course, says it is not on their end, despite everything working fine with my other options. Strangely enough my home UnRAID server is set up to send daily notification emails using GMAIL and port 587. That works fine.
Anyone have any ideas what I can try or tell the new ISP? I'm at a loss as to why this doesn't work.
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