Email Server Error: Running without stopping or showing error

Hi @LSS 5396,

First of all, the error screenshot is missing. Kindly share the same.

You can also try adding Try-Catch handler to see what is the exact reason for this abnormality. 

Also, kindly share the connection configuration which you have made in the BOT.

Dear @LSS 5396,

There are a few potential reasons why the email server might not be sending mail or showing an error when running. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the email server and port settings: Make sure that you have entered the correct email server and port settings in the automation. The settings you have provided (smtp.office365.com and port 587 or 25) are correct, but it's always a good idea to double-check.

2. Verify the SSL/TLS settings: As per Biocon policy, the SSL/TLS must be enabled when sending emails. Make sure that this setting is enabled in the automation.

3. Check for connectivity issues: It's possible that there could be a problem with the network connection that is preventing the automation from connecting to the email server. Make sure that you have a stable network connection and try running the automation again.

4. Check for errors in the run log: The run log from the Control Room may contain information that can help you identify the cause of the problem. Look for any error messages or other clues that might help you troubleshoot the issue.

Regards,

Hi, 

@Padmakumar  PFA the screenshots.

@Zaibi 1. the settings are right. 

             2. When enabled, it keeps on running. I had only disabled to get any error message.

             3. Connection is stable.

Regards,

Lekshmi

Hi @LSS 5396 ,

Seems you have a network issue. I guess you can login using  that account in web outlook 365.

Try perform a telnet command as follows:

If connection is ok, you should receive a response like this 

Verify your DNS and check if you get a response from ping command.

HTH

Regards

• Are you able to access your Mailbox online?
• Is 2-Factor authentication enabled on your account? If so, connection attempt from bot will fail because of that. You must disable it, or, with the help of your mail admin team, you can provide a generic mail ID for which, the 2-Factor authentication is not required

Also, please check whether your firewall setting is blocking the connection or not. If it is enabled, try again after disabling it.

Raul Jaimes wrote:

Hi @LSS 5396 ,

Seems you have a network issue. I guess you can login using  that account in web outlook 365.

Try perform a telnet command as follows:

 

 

If connection is ok, you should receive a response like this 

 

Verify your DNS and check if you get a response from ping command.

HTH

Regards

Yes we checked and its showing below screen shot

@LSS 5396 ,

Seems the connections is OK. Try to test with another email account (even free account) in order to verify any issue related with your account  and verify you arent using special characters in your password.

Regards

@Bala Biocon @LSS 5396 have you found out why it did not work? I’m facing the same issue