SMTP

Your system uses the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) setting to send email notifications such as alerts and password reset emails.

To add or change SMTP settings:

1. Click Administration > Setup > System Admin.

2. Click SMTP in the System section and specify these settings.

   Setting	Description
   Enable SMTP Auth Mode	Enable/Disable secure authenticated mode of communication with SMTP server.
   Primary SMTP Server	Mandatory. The IP address or hostname of the SMTP server that will process outgoing email.
   Primary SMTP Server Port	Primary SMTP Server Port. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Username	Primary SMTP Server Username. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Password	Primary SMTP Server Password. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Upload Cert File SMTP Primary	Upload Primary SMTP Server Certificate. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Backup SMTP Server	Mandatory. The IP address or hostname of the SMTP server that will process outgoing email in case the primary SMTP server is unavailable.
   Ba ckup SMTP Server Port	Secondary SMTP Server Port. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Username	Secondary SMTP Server Username. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Password	Secondary SMTP Server Password. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Upload Cert File SMTP Backup	Upload secondary SMTP Server Certificate. Required if SMTP Auth Mode is enabled.
   Outgoing Email Address	The email address that will appear in the From: field of outbound email.

3. Click Save. 

   For more information on SMTP Configuration, see Connecting to Your SMTP Server.