message-trace-rest-api-connector
message-trace-rest-api-connector
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Configuration Guide for Message Trace Rest API SmartConnector 8.4.3 Page 3 of 10
Configuration Guide for Message Trace Rest API SmartConnector
Product Overview
Product Overview
Message tracking or message tracing, as it is called in Office 365, is one of the most basic tools
used by administrators to monitor the email flow. As emails travel through Office 365, some
information about them gets stored in logs and is available for administrative purposes. Even if
users delete or purge messages, the administrator is able to view basic information about sent
and received emails.
Message tracing does not allow you to view a message’s content. However, it can provide a lot
of important data about the message, such as the following:
l Sender and recipient
l Sent and received dates
l Subject and size
l Delivery status and details of events, which include:
o Delivered
o Failed
o Pending
o Expanded
o Quarantined
o Filtered as spam
o Unknown
l IP address used to send the message
l Message ID, a unique number identifying a message. If a message has more than one
recipient, the message tracing tool logs an entry for every recipient of the message. Each of
these entries has the same Message-ID but a different Message Trace ID in the message
trace search.
Parameter Description
Proxy Host (Optional) If proxy is enabled for your machine, the IP address or host name of the proxy
(https) server required for proxy configuration to access the internet.
Proxy Port (Optional) If proxy is enabled for your machine, the port number of the proxy server
required for proxy configuration.
Proxy User (Optional) If proxy is enabled for your machine, the user name for the proxy server.
Name Specify this value only if proxy needs access to the Internet. If you enter the proxy user
name, you must provide the proxy password.
Proxy Password (Optional) If proxy is enabled for your machine, the password for the proxy server user.
Specify this value only if proxy needs access to internet and you have specified a user name
for the proxy server.
Client Secret The client secret key generated for your app in the registration portal.
This is a mandatory field when you select the Authentication Type parameter value as
OAuth2-Client Credentials.
Scope This is a mandatory field when you select the Authentication Type parameter value as
OAuth2-Client Credentials.
The URL to identify scope. API users will be asked to consent to all of the configured
permissions present on the Azure AD App Registration for the respective resource (for
example: https://reports.office365.com).
The default value is: https://outlook.office365.com/.default
User Name The user name for the Office 365 server with administrative permissions.
This is a mandatory field when you select the Authentication Type parameter value as
Basic.
Note: If you select Do not import the certificate to connector from destination, the
connector installation will end.
9. Select whether you need to run the connector as a service or in the standalone mode.
10. Complete the installation.
External Id MessageTraceId
File Id MessageId