Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery 19.16 Command-Line Interface Reference Guide

Parameters

--disable, -d

Disables the external mail server option

--disabledomainchecking, -n

Disables domain checking for email recipients

--disabletls, -m

Disables the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol

NOTE:Disabling TLS is not recommended as it causes all email communications from Cyber Recovery to the mail/relay server to be sent in clear text.

--domains, -x <email domain>

(Required for domain checking for email recipients) Allowable email domains

--enable, -e

Enables the external mail server option

--enabledomainchecking, -y

Enables domain checking for email recipients

--enabletls, -l

Enables the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, which is recommended (the default is enabled)

--from, -f <from field content>

The email address that delivers Cyber Recovery alert messages (the default is noreply@cyberrecovery)

--password, -p <email server password>

The email server password

--port, -t <email server port>

The email server port (the default is 25)

--server, -s <email server password>

The email server URL

--show, -o

Shows email server settings

--username, -u <email server username>

(Required to enable settings with authentication) The email server username

[root@cr-system]# crcli system email --show

Email Settings:
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MailSupportEnabled:     false
MailServerURL:
MailServerFrom:         cyberrecovery@dell.com
MailServerUser:
MailServerPort:         25
EnableDomainChecking:   false
EnableTLS:              false

[root@cr-system]# crcli system email --enable --enabledomainchecking --domains "acme.com" --enabletls

Email Settings:
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MailSupportEnabled:     true
MailServerURL:          mailhub.lss.acme.com
MailServerFrom:         cyberrecovery@acme.com
MailServerUser:
MailServerPort:         25
EnableDomainChecking:   true
EnableTLS:              true

Email settings were updated.