Enabling and Configuring SMTP Server Authentication
Use this procedure to set up authentication for your SMTP server. TLS. This allows you to avoid using anonymous access to your SMTP server. You can also enable TLS for the SMTP server.
Once you have created a service and enabled SMTP server authentication, you must configure identities for the email service. See Setting Up Users for SMTP Server Authentication.
To set up SMTP server authentication
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Create a service for the SMTP authentication.
- Navigate to Start > Applications > Security System Management > Service.
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Click Create on the Services List form and specify values for the following fields:
- Service
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Specify a name for the service, such as EMAIL.
- Service Type
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Select Form Based.
- Login Scheme
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Select a login scheme that is set up with a login procedure of X Ref Lookup, such as the SSOPV2 login procedure.
- Click Save.
- Access the ConfigurationParameter table. In the data area you are setting up the SMTP authentication for, navigate to Start > Data > la > Business Classes > ConfigurationParameter or access the Configuration Parameters form of the Landmark Administration Console.
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Add a new configuration parameter to identify the SMTP service, using the following settings, and click Save:
- Component
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Specify
email
. - Name
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Specify
SMTPServiceName
. - Type
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Select
AlphaUpper
. - Size
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Specify a length sufficient to accommodate the name of the service.
- Value
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Specify the name of the service you created.
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To enable SMTP server authentication, add a new configuration parameter with the following settings and click Save:
- Component
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Specify
email
. - Name
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Specify
mail.smtp.auth
. - Type
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Select
boolean
. - Value
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Specify
true
.
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If you want to use TLS, also add a new configuration parameter with the following settings and click Save:
- Component
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Specify
email
. - Name
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Specify
mail.smtp.starttls.enable
. - Type
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Select
boolean
. - Value
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Specify
true
.