Operation Manual, User's Manual

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SETTING MODE►SYSTEM SETTINGS
Services Settings
Configure the general network settings.
Configure the SMTP, Kerberos authentication, SNTP, mDNS, SNMP, and SMB settings.
SMTP
SMTP Settings
Primary Server
Enter the IP address or the host name of the primary SMTP server.
Secondary Server
Enter the IP address or the host name of the secondary SMTP server.
Port Number
Enter a port number. The default setting is port 25.
Timeout
Enter a timeout. The default setting is 20 seconds. This value is used for connection to the SMTP server and for data
transmission according to the e-mail system specifications.
Sender Name
Enter a maximum of 20 full-width/half-width characters for the sender name.
Sender Address
Enter a maximum of 64 half-width characters for the sender address.
Enable SSL
If
the SSL is enabled, the SMTP-over-TLS encryption communication can be used by STARTTLS command.
This requires the server to support the STARTTLS command.
To allow SSL communication, set the "Port Number" to the same port number as the normal SMTP.
SMTP Authentication
Carries out the SMTP server authentication.
If you use the Kerberos authentication, set the KDC server, port number, and realm on the Kerberos authentication
settings page.
User Name
Enter the user name.
Password
Enter the password.
To change the password, set [Change Password] to .
POP before SMTP
If is set, you are authenticated to the POP server before using the SMTP communication.
• POP3 Server: Enter the IP address or the host name of the secondary SMTP server.
• Port Number: Enter the POP3 port number for POP before SMTP communication. The default setting is port 110.
• POP Authentication: If is set, the authentication protocol (including APOP) is used for authentication to the POP3
server.
• User Name: Enter the user name for POP before SMTP communication.
• Password: Enter the password required for POP before SMTP communication. To change the password, set [Change
Password] to .
• Enable SSL: If set to , the POP over SSL communication or the POP over TLS communication by STLS command
is enabled.
This requires the server to support the POP over SSL communication or the STLS command.
To allow SSL communication, set the "Port Number" to the POP over SSL communication port number.
To allow POP over TLS communication, set the "Port Number" to the same port number as for the normal POP3
communication.
Connection Test
Tap the [Execute] button to test the connection to the SMTP server.