McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 109
Notes, SMTP-SENDER, Syntax, Default Value, SMTP-RECIPIENT, SMTP-SUBJECT, SMTP-CC
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Using the Configuration File Learning about the configuration file Notes You can also add the --smtp-password option to the command line when encrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --smtp --smtp-password SMTP-SENDER Specifies the email address that you want E-Business Server to put in the "From:" field when sending encrypted files. This address must use the format [email protected]. Syntax SMTP-SENDER = Default Value SMTP-SENDER = Notes You can also add the --smtp-sender option to the command line when encrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --smtp --smtp-sender SMTP-RECIPIENT Specifies the default email address that you want E-Business Server to use when sending encrypted files. This address must use the format [email protected]. Syntax SMTP-RECIPIENT = Default Value SMTP-RECIPIENT = Notes You can also add the --smtp-recipient option to the command line when encrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --smtp --smtp-recipient SMTP-SUBJECT Specifies the default subject line that you want E-Business Server to use when emailing encrypted files. Syntax SMTP-SUBJECT = Default Value SMTP-SUBJECT= Notes You can also add the --smtp-subject option to the command line when encrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --smtp --smtp-subject SMTP-CC Specifies email addresses to which you want E-Business Server to send copies of encrypted files. The addresses must use the format [email protected], and be separated by commas. Syntax SMTP-CC = 107 E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide