Manage the mail server configuration

Configure button

Mail server	Name of the server hosting the mail server. For example, mailserver.com. The acceptable formats for the mail server are FQDN, IPv4, and IPv6.
Port	The service port of the mail server, which is 25.
TLS	Check box to use secure communication.
Mail from	Email address from which the email is sent. For example, admin@example.com.
Mail base URL	Mail transport protocol used by the Java Mail API and other ISIM application-specific properties..
Mail User	User id to be used by ISIM to authenticate with the SMTP server.
Mail Password	Password of the mail user used by ISIM to authenticate with the SMTP server.

Reconfigure button

Mail server	Name of the server hosting the mail server. For example, mailserver1.com. The acceptable formats for the mail server are FQDN, IPv4, and IPv6.
Port	The service port of the mail server, which is 25.
TLS	Select the check box to use secure communication.
Mail from	Address from which the email is sent. For example, admin1@example.com.
Mail base URL	Mail transport protocol used by the Java Mail API and other ISIM application-specific properties..
Mail User	User id to be used by ISIM to authenticate with the SMTP server.
Mail Password	Password of the mail user used by ISIM to authenticate with the SMTP server.

1. From the top-level menu of the Appliance Dashboard, select Configure > Manage Server Setting > Mail Server Configuration. The Mail Server Configuration page displays the Mail Server Configuration table.

2. Click Configure.

3. In the Mail Server Configuration Details window set.

4. Click Save Configuration to complete this task.

5. Optional: To reconfigure an existing mail server configuration, do these steps:

   1. From the Mail Server Configuration table, select a record. For example, Mail Configuration.

   2. Click Reconfigure.

   3. In the Edit Mail Configuration Details window, edit the details.

   4. Click Save Configuration.

6. Optional: To unconfigure an existing mail server, do these steps:

   1. From the Mail Server Configuration table, select a record.

   2. Click Unconfigure.

   3. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.

Parent topic: Virtual appliance configuration