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    Carl Green
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    Is there any plans to support SMTP Authentication?
    TLS over 587 for example.

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      Not at the moment - there are multiple ways to configure is using existing tools:
      * on most UNIXes you can use existing MTA (Postfix, Exim, Sendmail, e.t.c.) to use smarthost over TLS.
      * For Windows there is http://emailrelay.sourceforge.net/ (I recommend version 1.9)

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        Carl Green
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        thanks will check it out.

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          Staj
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          Some easy instructions for running EmailRelay 2.0.0 on 127.0.0.1:25 on Windows with an upstream SMTPS server.

          • This configuration is for SMTPS and which uses publicly trusted TLS certificates that need to be verified.
          • Assumes one is using SMTPS on port 465, change smtp.example.com to your desired SMTPS server.
          1. Extract emailrelay-2.0-w64 into C:\NetXMS\emailrelay on the same system as the NetXMS server, change paths to suit your own environment

          2. Create spool directory: C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\spool

          3. Create config directory: C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config

          4. Place a Trusted CA Certificate bundle into C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config\cacert.pem (Eg: From Mozilla or curl for public CAs or you'll need to make your own if your SMTPS server uses certificates signed by an internal CA)

          5. Create C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config\email.auth and put in any relevant authentication
            Example: client plain [email protected] PasswordHere

          6. Create batch file to start emailrelay.exe: C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\start-emailrelay.bat

          start "emailrelay" "C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\emailrelay.exe" --interface=127.0.0.1 --interface=127.0.0.1 --port=25 --as-proxy=smtp.example.com:465 --client-auth=C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config\email.auth --client-tls-connection --client-tls-required  --client-tls-server-name=smtp.example.com --client-tls-verify=C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config\cacert.pem --spool-dir=C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\spool --pid-file=C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\emailrelay.pid --no-syslog
          

          Change smtp.example.com to your desired SMTPS server.

          1. Create C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\emailrelay-service.cfg
          dir-config="C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\config"
          

          8 ) Run as Administrator to install service:

          C:\NetXMS\emailrelay\emailrelay-service --install
          

          Remember to document the existence of the cacert.pem bundle and the need to manually update it.

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            Filipp Sudanov
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            SMTP Authentication was added in 4.3, please see updated documentation: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/event-processing.html#notification-channels

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