Configuring reseller's mail server

To configure the reseller's mail server:

1. Go to System Settings (see Navigation). The system settings page is displayed (see System settings).
2. On the General tab, in the SMTP mail server settings group, enter the following information:
   • Default mail sender — the sender email address to be used by default.
   • Host — the SMTP server address.
   • Port — the SMTP server port.
   • Domain — the domain name used for sending outgoing mail (default value: current domain).
   • Authentication — select the checkbox if SMTP server requires authentication. In this case, specifying the authentication type, username and password are required.

   • Authentication type — the list with the authentication type selection.

     You may need to request the SMTP server settings from your SMTP email provider.

   • Username — the login to access the SMTP server.
   • Password — the password to access the SMTP server.
   • Enable STARTTLS auto (check to enable TLS) — activates the STARTTLS (STARTTLS is a part of Extended SMTP — ESMTP) and allows client and server to use the secure TLS protocol during the regular SMTP connection.

   • OpenSSL verify mode — enables the OpenSSL verify mode. The following verify modes are supported: None, Peer, Client once, Fail if no peer certificate. If None is selected, the verification is not performed, and a self-signed certificate may be used.

     If a single email server is used for multiple resellers, configure it for sending email using the reseller domains. The reseller domains used for sending emails must have the SPF records in the DNS of TXT type, allowing for sending email from a trusted web server.

     
     
     
3. Click Update.