You can receive email notifications for events such as patch deployments and configuration changes. To enable email notifications, you must first configure the mail server. Mail Server Settings can be configured using:
OAuth is a secure authorization protocol that uses web tokens instead of passwords to grant delegated access to protected resources. It enables secure mail communication from the Central Server without exposing personal credentials.
Google and Microsoft are deprecating basic authentication for mail servers by May 30, 2022, and October 1, 2022, respectively. It is recommended to switch to OAuth authentication.
OAuth authentication is tested with Microsoft Outlook (Office365) and Gmail (Gsuite).
Yes, OAuth authentication can be configured for an existing mail account.
A Redirect URL (Reply URL) is where the Authorization Server sends response data. Copy and paste the Redirect URL into the application details in the Authorization Server settings.
Ensure that the Redirect URL is added to the authorization server’s list of allowed Redirect URLs and that the settings are saved correctly.
When the access token expires, a new token is automatically generated using the refresh token.
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For more details on configuring mail server settings:
Watch Video: Configuring Mail Server Settings