Dell OpenManage Network Manager Web Client Guide 5.1 - Page 69

SMTP Configuration You can use Dell OpenManage Network Manager's messaging capabilities to communicate with other users, but if you want to receive e-mails automated by actions like configuration file backups, Dell OpenManage Network Manager must have a mail account. This screen configures the e-mail server so Dell OpenManage Network Manager can send such automated e-mails. The Apply button accepts your edits. Test tries them. Cancel abandons them and returns to Dell OpenManage Network Manager. This screen contains the following fields: SMTP Server Host-The IP address or hostname of your SMTP server. SMTP Server Port-The port for your SMTP server (110 is typical). Authentication Enabled- Check this to enable authentication for this server. Checking enables the next two fields. User Name-The login ID for the SMTP server, if authentication is enabled. Password- The password for the SMTP server, if authentication is enabled. Use SSL- Enable Secure Sockets Layer protocol to interact with your SMTP server. Return Address-The return address for mail sent from Dell OpenManage Network Manager. Default Subject-Text that appears by default in the subject line of mail sent by Dell OpenManage Network Manager. Connection / Send Timeout-The time-outs for mail sent by Dell OpenManage Network Manager. Max Per Minute-The maximum number of e-mails Dell OpenManage Network Manager can send per minute. SMTP Server Host-The IP address or hostname of your SMTP server. Common Setup Tasks | Getting Started with Dell OpenManage Network Manager 69