Table of contents Connect Email Server to Aternity Configure the connection of your Aternity on-premise to your enterprise email server, as the route to send automatic email notifications. Aternity sends automatic email notifications in the following cases: When you create a new Aternity user, where the username is an email address. When Aternity automatically generates an incident, you can configure it to send an alert. When you subscribe to a dashboard's updates. When you created scheduled reports. Aternity sends emails via its configured email server ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select the Gear Icon > Settings > Enterprise Environment Integration > Email Server. Configure Aternity's connection to your email server Field Description Server Name/IP Address Enter the hostname, IP address or DNS name of the email (SMTP) server Port Enter the port to use when connecting to the server Security Select the encryption to use when Aternity connects to your email server: None for an unencrypted connection to the mail server. SSL for mail servers which support SSL encrypted connections (version determined by the mail server). TLS for mail servers which support the TLS protocol (version determined by the mail server). Email From The email address that appears in the From field of system-generated emails, like aternity.system@company.com Server requires authentication Select if the email server requires authentication (username and password) to send emails. User name / password Enter the username and password required for authentication in the email server to enable Aternity to send emails. Step 3 To test your configuration, send a test email by selecting Test Configuration. Enter a recipient for the test mail, and confirm that the user did indeed receive the test email. Parent topic: Integrate Aternity with SteelCentral Suite and Other Systems (Integration Settings)Related tasksConnect SteelCentral Portal to the Aternity Data SourceTroubleshoot Server Times by Integrating with SteelCentral AppInternalsTroubleshoot a Device's Network Connections by Linking to SteelCentral NetProfilerIntegrate Single Sign-On (SSO) Access to AternityConnect Aternity to your Active Directory (LDAP)Configure Aternity with a Ticketing System (SNMP Trap Manager) SavePDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Related Links
Connect Email Server to Aternity Configure the connection of your Aternity on-premise to your enterprise email server, as the route to send automatic email notifications. Aternity sends automatic email notifications in the following cases: When you create a new Aternity user, where the username is an email address. When Aternity automatically generates an incident, you can configure it to send an alert. When you subscribe to a dashboard's updates. When you created scheduled reports. Aternity sends emails via its configured email server ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select the Gear Icon > Settings > Enterprise Environment Integration > Email Server. Configure Aternity's connection to your email server Field Description Server Name/IP Address Enter the hostname, IP address or DNS name of the email (SMTP) server Port Enter the port to use when connecting to the server Security Select the encryption to use when Aternity connects to your email server: None for an unencrypted connection to the mail server. SSL for mail servers which support SSL encrypted connections (version determined by the mail server). TLS for mail servers which support the TLS protocol (version determined by the mail server). Email From The email address that appears in the From field of system-generated emails, like aternity.system@company.com Server requires authentication Select if the email server requires authentication (username and password) to send emails. User name / password Enter the username and password required for authentication in the email server to enable Aternity to send emails. Step 3 To test your configuration, send a test email by selecting Test Configuration. Enter a recipient for the test mail, and confirm that the user did indeed receive the test email. Parent topic: Integrate Aternity with SteelCentral Suite and Other Systems (Integration Settings)Related tasksConnect SteelCentral Portal to the Aternity Data SourceTroubleshoot Server Times by Integrating with SteelCentral AppInternalsTroubleshoot a Device's Network Connections by Linking to SteelCentral NetProfilerIntegrate Single Sign-On (SSO) Access to AternityConnect Aternity to your Active Directory (LDAP)Configure Aternity with a Ticketing System (SNMP Trap Manager)
Connect Email Server to Aternity Configure the connection of your Aternity on-premise to your enterprise email server, as the route to send automatic email notifications. Aternity sends automatic email notifications in the following cases: When you create a new Aternity user, where the username is an email address. When Aternity automatically generates an incident, you can configure it to send an alert. When you subscribe to a dashboard's updates. When you created scheduled reports. Aternity sends emails via its configured email server ProcedureStep 1 Open a browser and sign in to Aternity. Step 2 Select the Gear Icon > Settings > Enterprise Environment Integration > Email Server. Configure Aternity's connection to your email server Field Description Server Name/IP Address Enter the hostname, IP address or DNS name of the email (SMTP) server Port Enter the port to use when connecting to the server Security Select the encryption to use when Aternity connects to your email server: None for an unencrypted connection to the mail server. SSL for mail servers which support SSL encrypted connections (version determined by the mail server). TLS for mail servers which support the TLS protocol (version determined by the mail server). Email From The email address that appears in the From field of system-generated emails, like aternity.system@company.com Server requires authentication Select if the email server requires authentication (username and password) to send emails. User name / password Enter the username and password required for authentication in the email server to enable Aternity to send emails. Step 3 To test your configuration, send a test email by selecting Test Configuration. Enter a recipient for the test mail, and confirm that the user did indeed receive the test email. Parent topic: Integrate Aternity with SteelCentral Suite and Other Systems (Integration Settings)Related tasksConnect SteelCentral Portal to the Aternity Data SourceTroubleshoot Server Times by Integrating with SteelCentral AppInternalsTroubleshoot a Device's Network Connections by Linking to SteelCentral NetProfilerIntegrate Single Sign-On (SSO) Access to AternityConnect Aternity to your Active Directory (LDAP)Configure Aternity with a Ticketing System (SNMP Trap Manager)