SMTP
Setup and configuration of a mail server
The SMTP settings are used to configure a mail server for the solution.
SMTP server settings
The SMTP server settings section are used to configure the SMTP server provider:
Setting | Use | Notes |
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Server | Hostname of SMTP server | You can add more than one server using ; as a separator, e.g. smtp.mydomain.com;smtp2.mydomain.com |
Secure SMTP (TLS) | Enables TLS/SMTPS communication with SMTP server and changes default port to 587 | |
Username | Username for authentication on the SMTP server | |
Password | Password for authentication on the SMTP server |
Advanced
The Advanced section has settings used for tweaking the SMTP behavior:
Setting | Use | Notes |
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Port | Overwrite the default ports used for SMTP communication | Default is port 25 (non TLS) and 587 (TLS). Alternative TLS port can be 2525 |
Do not use SMTP pickup directory (Deprecated) | In older IIS setups, emails can be saved to disk and be picked up by IIS SMTP server and sent later | This setting is deprecated on DW10 |
Save email to disk | Saves a copy of the emails sent to disk for debugging | The file structure is /Files/System/Log/EmailHandler/*.eml |
Test
The Test section contains settings used during testing:
Setting | Use | Notes |
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Test mode | When enabled all emails will be forwarded to the test recipient email | Use this to test emails and the flow before going live |
Test recipient email | Email address to forward all mails to when test mode is enabled e.g. webmaster@domain.com | If this field is empty and test mode is enabled, no mails will be sent |
Test mail from email | Email address to use as mail from when test mode is enabled e.g. noreply@domain.com | If not specified, the test recipient email is used as a sender as well |