SMTP client connections are used for the purposes of establishing outgoing SMTP connections to mail servers. They are typically used for activities such as sending status notifications to administrators, replaying requested messages back to users and proxing emails using Архива's routing engine.
Send As Rights
If the intention is to use the SMTP connection for the purposes of allowing Administrators or Auditors to send messages from any users back to themselves (i.e to use the Send function in Архива's search interface), then the account specified must have appropriate rights to send on behalf of any user (send emails using any from address).
For instance, in the case of Microsoft Exchange, users' assigned the Send As permission have the ability to send emails using any from address. By default, Domain Administrators have the Send As right, so it easiest to enter a Domain Admin credentials. If this does not sit comfortably, the Send As right will need to be assigned to the specified user.
In Exchange 2007/2010, the Send-As right is assigned with the equivalent of the following shell command:
In Exchange 2003, the steps would be as follows:
Setting | Recommended Value | Description |
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Server Address | mailserver.company.com | The full qualified domain name of your mail server |
From Address | joe@company.com | The from email address of the user account that will be used for sending purposes (for Exchange user's, use a domain Admin Account) |
Username | joe or joe@company.com | Username of the user. Must correspond with the from address specified above. |
Password | password | Password of the user. Typically, this value must be specified. |
Connection Mode | TLS, when available | The connection security that must be applied. Must correspond with the required security parameters on your Mail server's SMTP server connector. |
Certificate Authentication | No certificate authentication | Normally, certificate authentication would be disabled. |
Send Strategy | new message-id | Instructs Архива to generate a new message ID each time a message in the archive is sent. Although the original message is modified, generating a new message-id is necessary for Exchange specifically, as Exchange won't redeliver a message with the same ID as a message that already resides in the Exchange Store. |