MailMan.SmtpAuthMethod - This property should usually be left empty. The MailMan will by default choose the most secure login method available to prevent unencrypted username and passwords from being transmitted if possible. However, some SMTP servers may not advertise the authorization methods it accepts to some or all clients, and therefore Chilkat Email.NET cannot determine which authorization method to use. To force a particular method to be used, or to prevent any authorization from being used, set this property to one of the following values: "NONE", "LOGIN", "PLAIN", "CRAM-MD5", or "NTLM".

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MailMan::SmtpAuthMethod

This property should usually be left empty. The MailMan will by default choose the most secure login method available to prevent unencrypted username and passwords from being transmitted if possible. However, some SMTP servers may not advertise the authorization methods it accepts to some or all clients, and therefore Chilkat Email.NET cannot determine which authorization method to use. To force a particular method to be used, or to prevent any authorization from being used, set this property to one of the following values: "NONE", "LOGIN", "PLAIN", "CRAM-MD5", or "NTLM".

		Declarations
		[Visual Basic] Public Property SmtpAuthMethod As String [C#] public string SmtpAuthMethod {get; set;} [C++] public: __property String* get_SmtpAuthMethod(); public: __property void set_SmtpAuthMethod(String *); [JScript] public function get SmtpAuthMethod() : String; public function set SmtpAuthMethod(String);