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Will ZeroSMTP actually work with my exact printer/device?
The honest answer is: check the list, and tell us if you're not on it.
The compatibility list tracks vendors who have ruled out OAuth 2.0 for their hardware in writing, plus the menu path for each. It is not exhaustive — new entries get added when someone reports their model, including through this thread.
If your device isn't listed: the setup is almost always the same three fields (server mx.msgwing.com, port 587 with STARTTLS or 465 with SSL/TLS, plain username/password auth) regardless of brand, so it's usually worth trying before assuming it won't work. If it doesn't, tell us what happened here — that's exactly how the list grows.
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Will ZeroSMTP actually work with my exact printer/device?
The honest answer is: check the list, and tell us if you're not on it.
The compatibility list tracks vendors who have ruled out OAuth 2.0 for their hardware in writing, plus the menu path for each. It is not exhaustive — new entries get added when someone reports their model, including through this thread.
If your device isn't listed: the setup is almost always the same three fields (server
mx.msgwing.com, port 587 with STARTTLS or 465 with SSL/TLS, plain username/password auth) regardless of brand, so it's usually worth trying before assuming it won't work. If it doesn't, tell us what happened here — that's exactly how the list grows.All reactions