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Table 6 Email parameters SMTP Server: This is the IP address of the email server. Username and Password: Some email servers require authentication to send email alerts. If required, enter a Username and a Password here that are valid on the SMTP server entered in the previous box. Sender's Email Account: This is the email account to which the email will be attributed in the recipient's inbox. The account must exist on the email server. For example, you may like to create an account called "[email protected]". Recipient's Email Address 1/2/3/4: This is the email address of the person who should receive the message. Up to four email addresses may be specified. You may only enter one address per line. Once you have configured an email recipient, there is a Test button that you can use to send a test email to the specified address. To configure Microsoft Exchange Server NOTE: Please refer to the Linux Configuration Guide on the CD-ROM for information abut configuring SMTP with Linux. It is important to check the SMTP server's security configuration parameters to ensure that the Sender's Email Account can be recognized. Security configuration parameters are found within the SMTP virtual server's property pages. To view or modify them: 1. Open the Exchange Management console. 2. Click on Servers and then the server you wish to configure. 3. Click on Protocols and then SMTP. 4. You will see the default virtual SMTP server. Right click on this and select Properties. 5. Select the Access Control tab and then select Authentication. 6. The HP D2D Backup System may be used with one of the following settings: D2D Backup System 75

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Table 6 Email parameters
SMTP Server:
This is the IP address of the email server.
Username and
Password:
Some email servers require authentication to send email alerts. If required, enter
a Username and a Password here that are valid on the SMTP server entered in
the previous box.
Sender’s Email
Account:
This is the email account to which the email will be attributed in the recipient’s
inbox. The account must exist on the email server. For example, you may like to
create an account called “[email protected]”.
Recipient’s Email
Address 1/2/3/4:
This is the email address of the person who should receive the message. Up to four
email addresses may be speci
fi
ed. You may only enter one address per line. Once
you have con
fi
gured an email recipient, there is a
Test
button that you can use to
send a test email to the speci
fi
ed address.
To con
fi
gure Microsoft Exchange Server
NOTE:
Please refer to the Linux Con
fi
guration Guide on the CD-ROM for information abut con
fi
guring SMTP
with Linux.
It is important to check the SMTP server’s security con
fi
guration parameters to ensure that the
Sender’s
Email Account
can be recognized. Security con
fi
guration parameters are found within the SMTP virtual
server’s property pages. To view or modify them:
1.
Open the Exchange Management console.
2.
Click on
Servers
and then the server you wish to con
fi
gure.
3.
Click on
Protocols
and then
SMTP
.
4.
You will see the default virtual SMTP server. Right click on this and select
Properties
.
5.
Select the
Access Control
tab and then select
Authentication
.
6.
The HP D2D Backup System may be used with one of the following settings:
D2D Backup System
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