One-Net/DASDEC User Manual
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Sub-Tab
Description
EMail Server
Configure and test the outgoing mail settings.
Event EMail
Select which types of event and server access reports are
delivered.
Decoder EMail
Select alert decoding and/or alert forwarding emails.
Encoder EMail
Select alert origination emails.
EMail Server
This sub-tab is where the outgoing mail settings are configured. Users can utilize
existing e-mail account settings, or create an EAS specific account.
EMail Server Tab
To configure the outgoing email server name without using authentication (port 25):
1.
Go to
Setup > EMail > EMail Server.
2. Enter the name of outgoing mail server in the
Outgoing Email Server
text field.
3. Click the
Set & Test Mail Server & From Names
button.
4. The EAS device will attempt to contact (via a ping) this Email server.
5. If it succeeds, the message
OK:Contacted Email Server (port 25)
will display under
the Outgoing EMail Server Name.
To configure the outgoing email server name using authentication (port 587):
1.
Go to
Setup > EMail > EMail Server.
2. Enter the name of outgoing mail server in the
Outgoing Email Server
text field.
3. Check the
Use authentication?
check box – the
User Name
and
Password
text
fields will appear.
4. Enter the appropriate user name in the
User Name
text field – this is usually the
full e-mail address.
5. Enter the appropriate password in the
Password
text field.
6. Click the
Set & Test Mail Server & From Names
button.
7. The EAS device will attempt to contact (via a ping) this Email server.
8. If it succeeds, the message
OK:Contacted Email Server (port 587)
will display under
the Outgoing EMail Server Name.
Note
Many e-mail services
(such as Gmail, Yahoo,
etc.) have increased
their security settings.
Using one of these
services may require
additional configuration
within the settings of
these services.
Note
The
Set & Test Mail
Server & From Names
button does a simple
ping test to make
contact with the
outgoing mail server.
It does not verify
the authentication
credentials.
