2 FUNCTIONS OVERVIEW AND MANAGEMENT
2 FUNCTIONS OVERVIEW AND MANAGEMENT
2.3 E-mail
2.3 E-mail
• Domain – The domain into which the device belongs (for example in mybox.example.net it is example.net).
If there is no domain, you can put in “localdomain.” It is again necessary that the SMTP server recognizes
the domain.
The second part – Other Settings
• Enable UPnP presentation – Option of presenting the IPCorder as an UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)
device. This setting will switch on/off IPCorder’s UPnP function. If this checkbox is ticked, the device will
be visible in Network Places of MS Windows (presuming that the Windows are configured correctly).
• Enable URL based login – If this option is checked you can login to the system using specific login URL,
however this aproach is considered insecure because both username and password are part of the URL
and can be easily compromised.
Confirm the changes by clicking the Apply Changes button.
If you are not sure about any of the items, please contact your local network administrator or your Internet
access provider.
Note: Configuration of the basic network parameters can be carried out even in the Rescue Mode, on the page
Network Settings. This might be especially helpful when you are experiencing problems with restarting the
device into the Normal Mode.
2.3 E-mail
The IPCorder offers the option to inform the user about basic system events by sending e-mails. See the
options in the menu Management – Configuration – E-Mail (Figure 3).
For sending e-mails, it is necessary to configure correct parameters about the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol) server. If you are not sure about any of the items, please contact your local network administrator or
your e-mail account provider.
SMTP Server Settings:
• SMTP Server – Is a server servicing the outcoming e-mails from IPCorder.
• Use SMTP Authentication – Here you can configure whether the SMTP server you are using requires
authentication.
• User name and Password (SMTP) – Insert the user login and password necessary for accessing the
SMTP server.
• Email messages – here fill in the e-mail address the IPCorder should use for informing about switching
into the Rescue Mode (if this option is selected bellow) or eventually other system status changes.
• Send an E-mail when rescue mode activated – Select this option if you want the IPCorder to send an
e-mail to the administrator when it reboots into the Rescue Mode.
Confirm the changes by clicking the Apply Changes button. Rules are used for defining under what
circumstances the status e-mails should be sent (see the chapter 4.3 Rules).
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