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Optimal Email Configuration Issues. It is recommended that you select
the Local SMTP Server option for the Use SMTP Server setting for the
following reasons:
The Management Card will attempt to make a connection with the
selected server for up to 60 seconds. If the
SMTP server does not
respond within that 60 seconds, the email will not be sent. Therefore,
there is a higher probability that the Management Card will be able to
connect to a local
SMTP server than one across the Internet. This is
especially true when the remote
SMTP server is handling large
amounts of traffic, like
AOL or MSN.
The local
SMTP server will queue the email and attempt to send it
several times to the remote
SMTP server. When you select the
Recipient’s SNMP Server option, the Management Card will only try
to send the email once.
When you select the
Local SNMP Server option, as recommended, you will
need to enable forwarding at that server so that the server can route email
to external
SMTP servers. Typically, SMTP servers are not configured to
forward email in order to prevent someone from using the server to send
SPAM.
Consult with your
SMTP-server administrator before changing the
configuration of your
SMTP server to allow forwarding. Besides direct
forwarding, you can set up a special email account for the Management
Card. This account would then forward the email to an external email
account.
The Management Card has limited resources to queue and
transmit email. Therefore, the Management Card has
relatively low time-out values, particularly when compared to
a workstation or server which has hundreds of times more
processing bandwidth and storage
.
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