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HPE Intelligent Management Center

The document provides instructions for configuring a mail server in the system. It describes setting up a default mail server or third-party mail server. For the default mail server, it notes the authentication setting must match the mail server's setting. For a third-party server, it outlines implementing a mail sending method and adding the class to a configuration file. It also lists the procedure for accessing and configuring the mail server settings in the user interface.

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HPE Intelligent Management Center

The document provides instructions for configuring a mail server in the system. It describes setting up a default mail server or third-party mail server. For the default mail server, it notes the authentication setting must match the mail server's setting. For a third-party server, it outlines implementing a mail sending method and adding the class to a configuration file. It also lists the procedure for accessing and configuring the mail server settings in the user interface.

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4/27/22, 2:00 PM Mail Server Settings

Platform Help >> System Management >> Mail Server Settings

Mail Server Settings

This function helps you configure the mail server. Mail notification, such as alarms notification by mail, is enabled only when the mail
server is configured.

The system allows you to configure a default mail server and a third-party mail server.

In the default mail server configuration, the Require Authentication setting must be the same as the setting on the mail server. If the
mail server performs identity authentication before sending mails, you must select Require Authentication. Typically, mail servers do
not perform identity authentication before mail sending, and do not select Require Authentication.

To configure a third-party mail server:

1.Implement the logic for mail sending by using the method defined in com.h3c.imc.res.mail.func.ThirdMailServerMgr.

2.Open file commonThirdpartyAppContext.xml in a text editor. The file is located at the /client/conf directory in the system
installation path. In the file, add the class configuration information for implementing the
com.h3c.imc.res.mail.func.ThirdMailServerMgr interface.

3.Generate a JAR package of the implementing class, store the package in the /client/repository/commonthirdparty/jars directory
of the system installation path.

4.Restart the system server.

Operation Procedure
1. Click the System tab, and on the navigation tree, click  Mail Server Settings.
2. Select a mail server type.
3. Configure the default mail server as follows:
a. Type the server address.
b. Select whether to enable
Require Authentication. If yes, you need to type the username and password.
c. Type the sender's mail address.


you can connection to the mail server.
d. Click Test Mailbox to test whether
4. Click OK.

Parameters
Require Security Connection (SSL/TLS): Specifies whether to use secure connections to the mail server through TLS or SSL.
The value of the Server Port field automatically changes to the default port number of the selected connection type.
UserName: Specifies the user name of the sender's mailbox.
Password: Specifies the password of the sender.
Sender's Mail Address: Specifies the mail address of the sender.
Test Mailbox:Test connectivity between system and the mail server and verify the login user name and password for the mailbox.

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