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  • 1.  Send mail without SMTP

    Employee
    Posted 12-09-2014 01:41

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    Originally posted by: ThomasT

    I have this graph that has proven good effect identifying fraudulent interconnect traffic.
    Right now I am running it manually a few times a day, but to make it effective I would like to have the graph running once every hour on the server and send an alarm when there is a record to send.

    The problem is that the company policy does not allow the use SMTP servers.

    Is there a way to get LAE to send an email in any other way, like a Exchange integration or so?


  • 2.  RE: Send mail without SMTP

    Employee
    Posted 12-09-2014 04:13

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    Originally posted by: xathras

    Hi ThomasT, are you saying your company does not provide an SMTP relay to allow you to send? In the past, I had used some Linux intergration to send directly to gmail and some other services. Not with Lavastorm though

    Something like this? http://www.serversmtp.com/en/direct-send-smtp


  • 3.  RE: Send mail without SMTP

    Employee
    Posted 12-09-2014 04:51

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    Originally posted by: stonysmith

    The SMTP+ node in the LAL library will allow you to specify the hostname, port, username, password to send mail with.
    As long as your Exchange server is configured to allow SMTP sending, you should be able to supply the proper credentials and get it to work.

    This would also include external providers such as gmail, etc. Just be careful that you're not transmitting unencrypted company private data out to a public network.

    I've been successful using several providers including Exchange, gmail and my own private POP3 account.