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Configuring SMTP Settings
Published Mar 29, 2022

    Configuring SMTP Settings

    You can configure Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) settings, which are outgoing mail server settings. SMTP settings allow the software to transmit email.

    You configure SMTP using the Manage Account window.

    To Configure SMTP Settings

    1. Click Manage.

    2. Click System>Manage Account. The Manage Account window is displayed.

    3. Click the Edit icon in the SMTP card.

    4. Specify or edit any of the SMTP settings as required.

    5. Test STMP (or email sending) by clicking the Arrow icon next to the Edit icon on the STMP card. A popup will ask you to enter an email address to which to send a test message. If all STMP settings are correct, V-Maestro will send a test email message to the specified user.

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