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Hi,<br />
We have recently migrated to google apps for email.I cant able to configure google apps smtp &nbsp;without ssl,eg for <br />
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1,Symantec Backup exec Notification email<br />
2,Printer Scan to Email function<br />
3,My HR application Microsoft Dynamics<br />
4My Ups notification email.<br />
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please help how to configure smtp with out ssl on the above devices.
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Hi,
We have recently migrated to google apps for email.I cant able to configure google apps smtp  without ssl,eg for 

1,Symantec Backup exec Notification email
2,Printer Scan to Email function
3,My HR application Microsoft Dynamics
4My Ups notification email.

please help how to configure smtp with out ssl on the above devices.

Google Apps SMTP server

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