The Meridian application server can be linked to an SMTP server. The SMTP server will be used to deliver workflow status messages, subscription notification messages, and to deliver documents sent via email from PowerUser. The mail server can reside inside or outside of your corporate domain.
For information on configuring when notification messages are sent, see the BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise Configuration Guide.
To specify a mail server:
Option | Description |
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Host |
The IP address of the SMTP server. |
Port |
The IP port number on which to communicate with the SMTP server. Port 25 is used by default. |
SenderAddress |
An optional email address of the notifications sender. This address will receive any replies to notifications. Set to the email address of the workflow manager. |
SenderName |
The optional name of the notifications sender. This should be the name of the person to whom notification replies will be sent. |
EnableSSL |
Select this option to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) communications with the SMTP server. SSL is not used by default. |
AuthType |
Specify the authentication type used by the SMTP server (Basic, Digest, Password, or some other type). |
UserName |
The user account to be used for authentication with the SMTP server. Note If notifications do not work with this account, the account under which the BlueCielo Enterprise Server service runs might need to be changed with the DCOMCNFG tool to an account that is more compatible with the SMTP server. By default, the service runs under the Local System account but it might need to be changed to Network Service or a logged on domain account, for example. |
Password |
The password to be used for authentication with the SMTP server. |
Related concepts
About Meridian network administration
Understanding Meridian security requirements
About Meridian support for Microsoft Active Directory