To configure e-mail as the delivery channel for messages, you need to configure e-mail as the media type and assign specific addresses to users.
To configure e-mail as the media type:
Media type attributes:
Parameter | Description |
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Name | Name of the media type. |
Type | Select Email as the type. |
SMTP server | Set an SMTP server to handle outgoing messages. |
SMTP server port | Set the SMTP server port to handle outgoing messages. This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
SMTP helo | Set a correct SMTP helo value, normally a domain name. |
SMTP email | The address entered here will be used as the From address for the messages sent. Adding a sender display name (like "IJ-HQ" in IJ-HQ <[email protected]> in the screenshot above) with the actual e-mail address is supported since IJ 2.2 version. There are some restrictions on display names in IJ emails in comparison to what is allowed by RFC 5322, as illustrated by examples: Valid examples: [email protected] (only email address, no need to use angle brackets) IJ HQ <[email protected]> (display name and email address in angle brackets) ∑Ω-monitoring <[email protected]> (UTF-8 characters in display name) Invalid examples: IJ HQ [email protected] (display name present but no angle brackets around email address) "IJ\@\<H(comment)Q\>" <[email protected]> (although valid by RFC 5322, quoted pairs and comments are not supported in IJ emails) |
Connection security | Select the level of connection security: None - do not use the option STARTTLS - use the CURLOPT_USE_SSL option with CURLUSESSL_ALL value SSL/TLS - use of CURLOPT_USE_SSL is optional This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
SSL verify peer | Mark the checkbox to verify the SSL certificate of the SMTP server. The value of "SSLCALocation" server configuration directive should be put into for certificate validation. This sets cURL option . This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
SSL verify host | Mark the checkbox to verify that the Common Name field or the Subject Alternate Name field of the SMTP server certificate matches. This sets cURL option . This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
Authentication | Select the level of authentication: None - no cURL options are set (since 3.0.11) Username and password - implies "AUTH=*" leaving the choice of authentication mechanism to cURL (until 3.0.11) Normal password - is set to "AUTH=PLAIN" This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
Username | User name to use in authentication. This sets the value of . This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
Password | Password to use in authentication. This sets the value of . This option is supported starting with IJ 3.0. |
Enabled | Mark the checkbox to enable the media type. |
To make SMTP authentication options available, IJ server should be compiled with the --with-libcurl compilation option with cURL 7.20.0 or higher.
To assign a specific address to the user:
User media attributes:
Parameter | Description |
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Type | Select Email as the type. |
Send to | Specify the e-mail address to send the messages to. Adding a recipient display name (like “Some User” in Some User <[email protected]> in the screenshot above) with the actual e-mail address is supported since IJ 2.2 version. See examples and restrictions on display name and email address in media type attribute SMTP email description. |
When active | You can limit the time when messages are sent, for example, the working days only (1-5,09:00-18:00). See the Time period specification page for description of the format. |
Use if severity | Mark the checkboxes of trigger severities that you want to receive notifications for. Note that for non-trigger events the default severity ('Not classified') is used, so leave it checked if you want to receive notifications for non-trigger events. |
Status | Status of the user media. Enabled - is in use. Disabled - is not being used. |