NEC SV9100 SMTP to Gmail?

[PageTown]

We use an NEC SV9100 phone system, which was previously configured to send voicemail messages to our Gmail accounts via InMail SMTP. However, this functionality broke recently when Google began enforcing OAuth, which the SV9100 does not support.

I work at a small technical school that uses Google Workspace for Education, so all staff have Gmail addresses under our domain (ourdomain.edu). The SV9100 was using a Gmail account to handle SMTP for voicemail delivery.

I'm looking for a workaround. Would it be feasible to set up an external email account—outside of Gmail—with SMTP support to relay voicemail messages to our domain's Gmail accounts?


Any advice would be appreciated!

 

[OzzieGeorge]

There is a TIB available to tell you how to make Gmail work again see here.....

Dropbox

www.dropbox.com

Edited to add that I didn't realize the link was to my own dropbox account. The link still works though.

 

[Keighlar]

CP20 can be updated for OAuth. Which CPU are you running?

 

[PageTown]

There is a TIB available to tell you how to make Gmail work again see here.....

Dropbox

www.dropbox.com

Edited to add that I didn't realize the link was to my own dropbox account. The link still works though.

That did the trick, thank you!!

 

[PageTown]

CP20 can be updated for OAuth. Which CPU are you running?

I'm not sure. How do I look that up?

 

[Keighlar]

Do you connect with PCPro or WebPro? With PCPro, the login screen will say CP10 or CP20.


With WebPro, once you login, you can see the software level. From there you can check if that is a CP10 or CP20 Version. We pulled our NEC, so I can't get more specific on this one.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

@Keighlar

There's no need to do this if you follow the TIB as reported by the OP!