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Settings of the SMTP server the router sends email through: the server and port, the TLS mode, certificate verification, the sender and the login. /tool/e-mail/send uses them for every message unless the command...
tool/e-mail
Type: Settings Directory
Settings of the SMTP server the router sends email through: the server and port, the TLS mode, certificate verification, the sender and the login. /tool/e-mail/send uses them for every message unless the command overrides them. See Email.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
server | alt { ipv6: ip6Addr , ip: ipAddr , fqdn: string } | SMTP server IP address, IPv6 address, or FQDN. With a name, last-address shows the address the router connected to. Default: 0.0.0.0. |
port | num | SMTP server port. Default: 25. |
tls | enum (no | yes | starttls) | TLS encryption mode: - no (default) - No TLS. The router does not send STARTTLS, also when the server offers it. - yes - TLS from the start of the connection (implicit TLS, usually port 465). - starttls - Upgrade the connection with STARTTLS (usually port 587). When the server does not offer STARTTLS, the send fails with TLS not supported by server; there is no fallback to an unencrypted connection. |
vrf | enum | VRF on which the service creates outgoing connections. Default: main. |
from | string | Name or email address that will be shown as the sender. When it is empty, the router sends the message with an empty sender (<>), which many servers refuse. Default: <>. |
user | string | Username used for authenticating to an SMTP server. The router logs in with AUTH PLAIN; without TLS, the user name and password cross the network unencrypted. Default: "". |
password | string | Password used for authenticating to an SMTP server. Default: "". |
certificate-verification | enum (no | yes | yes-without-crl) | TLS certificate validation: - no (default) - The router encrypts the connection but does not check the server's certificate. - yes - Validates the certificate chain against the local certificate store, including the server name. The built-in trust store covers email by default. - yes-without-crl - Validates the certificate without performing a CRL check. |
| Read-only Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
last-status | enum (none | resolving-dns | in-progress | failed | succeeded) | Status of the last email send attempt: succeeded or failed when it has ended. |
last-address | alt { ip: ipAddr , ipv6: ip6Addr } | IP address of the last used SMTP server. |