Setting up SMTP Profiles
Fig. 25. SMTP profile settings.
1. Name and status
Profile name:
Administrators can select any profile name that is helpful, meaningful and easy to remember.
Profile is used by default:
Yes means that this profile is used by default.
2. SMTP settings
Server address:
The IP address or domain name of the SMTP server.
Port:
The server port.
SSL:
Enable/disable the use of SSL encryption when sending intercepted messages to the server.
Server timeout:
The time to wait for the server response.
Keep connection:
Send messages using the same connection to the server that is receiving messages. If this option is disabled, then each message will be sent via a separate TCP connection.
3. Identification
Login:
The login name for access to the SMTP server.
Password:
The password for access to the SMTP server.
Sender address:
Admins can set this to any value; it is recommended, however, to account for possible address checks in the mail system.
Recipient address:
A working email address for the consumer of captured messages.
4. Message format
Duplicate headers:
Enable/disable saving standard message headers, as well as X-Sensor headers, in a separate attachment to the message named microolap_msis_headers.txt.
Possible options:
All
Save all message headers;
X-Sensor
Save headers with the X-Sensor prefix;
Other
Save standard headers, such as From, To, Cc, Bcc and also any others to which xsensor settings don't apply;
No
Disables saving of headers in a separate attachment.
5. Error handling
Timeout after failure:
Timeout for message delivery in the event of receiver rejection. Provide a value in seconds.
6. For GROUP profiles
Weight:
Determines a ratio for distribution of messages among receivers. Possible values are from 1 to 10 and the setting is valid only when used in a group profile.
Reserve profile:
Enable/disable the use of the reserve profile. If this setting is enabled and the main (non-reserve) delivery profiles fail, this profile will be used for message delivery. The setting is valid only when used in a group profile.