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WPS-500-PTZ-IP Installation Manual
12.7- Server Settings
Pg. 36
A "server" in this case is an Email account, FTP site or Samba network share, each of which must be
configured in order to send or save notifications, snapshots or short video recordings. While all methods
can be used, only Email is needed for notifications.
12.7.1- Mail Settings
Allows for email notifications to be sent based on various triggers
Login Method
Mail Server
Username
Password
Sender's Mail
Address
Receiver's Mail
Bcc Mail
Mail Port
Secure Connect
Account
The login for the email account is used
Anonymous
No login for email is used
Enter the SMTP server used for sending emails.
Corporate
Contact the network admin for server information
Exchange
Accounts
Personal Email
Enter the SMTP server used to send emails.
Accounts
Example: smtp.gmail.com
Note that the SMTP server must support and be
configured for POP3. Refer to the email provider for
details on using POP3 SMTP.
Enter the name used to log into the email being used to send emails.
Example: SnapAVtechDocs@gmail.com
Enter the password used to access the email account SMTP server.
This is used for notification purposes only and does not need to be the email
account being used to send emails. We recommend that a name be used that
identifies the camera sending the email.
Example: JonesDoorCam@Gmail.com.
Note that some SMTP servers will strip this information and replace it with
the Username of the account regardless of camera configuration.
Enter the recipients email address.
Enter an additional Email address to send notifications to. Note that this is a
Bcc; the main recipient will not see this address on their email.
Default port 25 may be used for most unsecure or anonymous accounts.
When using a Secure Connection, most servers use port 465 for SSL or port
587 for TLS. Refer to the email provider for details on using their SMTP
server.
Corporate accounts require contacting the network admin for port information
as the ports above may be blocked within the company's firewall.
Check this box to enable a secure connection when sending emails. This is
required for most current SMTP servers.
Refer to the Email provider or network administrator for information on the use
of TLS and SSL.
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