> Danny Sinang wrote:
> >
> > 9. Open Emerald Admin
> > 10. Click on the "General" button
> > 11. Add a new External System
> > 12. In Ext. name, enter "IMail"
> > 13. Choose Standard/Export
>
> Actually, choose "EmerAuth" as the type, since thats what it
is. :)
>
> > 22. Click on the "Services" folder tab
> > 23. Click on the Email service
> > 24. Select "IMail" from the External System pulldown menu
> > 25. Click on Save
>
> You actually need to associate ALL services that will be linked
to
> IMail this way. IE, PPP, ISDN, etc. If the service doesn't
have
> the IMail ES picked for it, users of that type will not get
email.
>
> > 31. Enter the "sa" as Username
> > 32. Enter the sa password in Password
> > 33. Enter the sa password again in the Verify field
>
> I prefer to create a user named imail, and put them into the
EmerApps
> group. This limits what the imail user can do, and also allows
you
> to better track WHO is doing what on our SQL Server (rather
than a
> bunch of sa accounts, you have several users like RadiusNT,
IMail, etc
> and can track problems).
>
>
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>
> Dale E. Reed Jr. Emerald and RadiusNT
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