Use the
system email command to manage and view mail server settings. A security officer can access this command and all the parameters; an admin user can only use the
--show parameter.
Syntax
crcli system email [--disable][--enable][--disabletls] [--enabletls] [--enabledomainchecking][--domains<email domain>][-- --disabledomainchecking][--enabletls][disabletls][--from<from field content>][--password<email server password>][--port<email server port>][--server<email server password>][--show][--username<email server username>]
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