Email Configuration

The Administrator configures email notifications from TIBCO Data Science – Team Studio using the Email Configuration dialog.

    Procedure
  1. To navigate to the email configuration settings, click Administration from the sidebar menu, and then click Email Configuration.

  2. To edit settings, click Edit Configuration. The Editing email configuration dialog appears.
    Email enabled Select the checkbox to enable the email notification.
    From Address Specify the email address from which emails are sent.
    Reply-to Address Specify the email address that the reply email is sent by the user when they respond to an email notification.
    Address Specify the address of the SMTP server.
    Port Specify the Port of the SMTP server.
    HELO Domain HELO is an SMTP command sent by an email client when connecting to an email server. The command tells the server that the client wants to initiate an email transaction. It is followed by the client's domain name.

    For example, if you are using a Gmail SMTP server, the HELO Domain is gmail.com.

    Username Specify the user name for the email service.
    Password Specify the password for the email service.
    Authentication Authentication method for sending passwords in the emails sent to new users. The following settings are available.

    • Plain: Send the password as non-secure plain text.
    • Login: Send the password Base64-encoded.
    • Cram MD5: Combines a Challenge/Response mechanism to exchange information and a cryptographic Message Digest 5 algorithm to hash important information.

    STARTTLS Auto When enabled, it automatically detects whether STARTTLS is enabled in your SMTP server and, if so, uses it.
    OpenSSL Verify Mode

    When using TLS, you can set how OpenSSL checks the certificate. This setting is useful if you need to validate a self-signed certificate or a wildcard certificate, or both. The following options are available:

    • None

    • Peer

    • Client Once

    • Fail if no peer cert
    Caution: If the Username and Password are not set, SMTP authentication is not enabled. An SMTP server that does not require authentication is vulnerable to malicious activity. Proper network security, including host whitelisting and firewall and routing rules, should be ensured.
  3. Click Update to save the changes.
  4. To test the new settings, click Send Test Email.