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OneSight Administrator Guide

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Configuring Global Action Options<br />

8. Click OK to preserve these settings.<br />

Configuring the Mail Server<br />

A mail server must be configured for email notification to work.<br />

Note: If you configure the mail server specification on a <strong>OneSight</strong><br />

server with a name that that includes an underscore (for example,<br />

onesight_server), you should confirm that that e-mail alerts<br />

continue to function after making this change. If your server<br />

validates host names according to RFC 810 (most servers do not), a<br />

<strong>OneSight</strong> server name containing an underscore may be rejected.<br />

To configure the mail server, complete the following steps:<br />

1. On the Configure Action Plans page, click Global Actions.<br />

2. One the Global Action Manager page, click Global Options.<br />

3. In the Global Action Options dialog box, click the E-Mail tab.<br />

4. Under Servers, enter the domain names of the primary and<br />

backup SMTP mail servers to use when sending e-mail.<br />

Note: When specifying the primary or backup mail servers, use<br />

the SMTP port designated by your company. If you do not<br />

specify a port number, the default SMTP port number (port 25)<br />

is used. If you are unsure of your company’s mail server<br />

domain names or SMTP port number, contact your System<br />

<strong>Administrator</strong>.<br />

5. Click OK to preserve these settings.<br />

To use an SMTP port other than the standard port used for mail,<br />

complete the following steps:<br />

1. In the Global Action Options dialog box, click the E-Mail tab.<br />

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