We upgraded from DBA classic to Evo-Erp about a week ago and have been struggling with emailing. I have been using the test option is US-A with no success. I have been getting real familiar with the error message "Test failed. Either you have not setup your SMTP or ..."  I have tried a few differect email acoounts. The last one I tried was yahoo. Here are the options I used.   smtp.mail.yahoo.com, SMTP port # 465 (also tried 587 and 25), username@yahoo.com, yahoo password.  We are using Norton internet security and it will not allow me to use port 25 as it has high security for that port. I feel there is something in Norton preventing the test from working but I cannot find anything that specifically states what options to change. Any ideas? Tim

Can't disable all of Norton, I have Windows firewall turned off. Norton has a lot of options. I went into exceptions and set a few by program name but to no avail.

 Finally got evo-erp test email to work.
We run a fairly simple network. Evo-erp is running in a 3 station peer-to-peer environment. My test was run on a computer that is plugged into the internet through a D-Link DIR-655 router to Charter Cable's internet hardware. We are also running Norton internet security.  Thankfully, I didn't have to change any parameters to the hardware or software.
Finding the right combination of smtp addresses and ports took a little time.  I was using aol and yahoo email addresses and there were a couple of different smtp address and port assignment suggestions.
I ended up using smtp.aim.com and port 587. Tried using smtp.mial.yahoo.com and our yahoo account. It worked but was more sensitive as I had to force 'STARTTLS' during testing. On the EVO-ERP email testing  screen I set the user name and all email address fields to the same email address.  I know I sent the email back to myself but it eliminated the confusion of which field was 'From:' and which was 'To:'
Things I tried. Using 'Telnet' did not help much except to learn that I could establish a connention. I downloaded 'SMTPConsole.exe' (it's free) and was able to do some handshaking which included password verification but I could not send an email. The SMTP servers would not accept an email from an IP address.  Lastly, I downloaded a free copy of Febooti's AutmaticWorkshop.  I followed their setup instructions and started experimenting with an email task. The log reporting was a great help. Still, it took me a few hours to come up with the two solutions that worked.
Thanks for your comments and interest. Tim