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kb51: How does Longitude SMTP server work?
Heroix Longitude can send e-mail through two mechanisms: an internal SMTP engine and through a user-configured, external SMTP server. This dual approach was taken to accommodate users, minimizing initial configuration but allowing flexibility.
Heroix Longitude uses SMTP to mail:
- Administrative notices from the Web UI (e.g. new user notifications, password change notifications)
- Reports
- Alert Notifications from Longitude rules (use the Manage Action Rules function to enable mail notification for individual rules).
kb47: Heroix Longitude's internal SMTP server fails to send mail
By default, Heroix Longitude uses an internal SMTP engine, called Aspirin, to send e-mail because the internal SMTP engine does not require any configuration from the user. This internal SMTP engine is like a mini send-only SMTP server running inside Heroix Longitude. Since it is not registered as a real SMTP server, some spam filters may interpret the e-mail it sends as spam. This may be the problem if you do not receive any e-mail from Heroix Longitude.
kb21: Longitude e-mails rejected by user-defined SMTP server
If a user-defined SMTP server has been configured, you may need to configure the MailFrom property to be an e-mail address that matches an account on the SMTP server. MailFrom is not a common component property - it will need to be configured for the following components:
- Rule Engine
- Web UI
- Upgrade Manager
Configure the property as follows:
- Go to: Home >> Administration >> Component Management >> Manage Longitude Properties.
- Click the component from the list above.
- Click the Advanced button