SMTP Settings
This section allows you to configure the SMTP service, which can be used to send alert emails in the following cases:
• Audio loss detected on one or more streams.
• Connection loss with one or more streaming servers.
To ensure that anomaly detection works optimally, it is important to configure the relevant settings correctly in the "Streams" section.
These settings relate to the email account that will be used to send alerts.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
SMTP Host |
Indicate the SMTP host address in this field. If you don't know it, check your email provider's website or contact them. |
SMTP Port |
Indicate the port to use when connecting to the SMTP server. If you're unsure about this parameter, check your email provider's website or contact them. |
SMTP Username |
The username of your SMTP account. In most cases, this is the part of your email address that comes before the @ symbol. (For example, "streaming-alerts" if your address is streaming-alerts@myradiostation.com) |
SMTP Password |
The password of your SMTP account. This is usually the same password you use to access your email inbox. |
Sender Email |
In this field, indicate the email address you want to use for sending alerts. |
Use TLS Protocol |
Check this box if you want to use the TLS protocol. Leave it unchecked if you are using the STARTTLS method (which typically uses port 587). |
In this section, enter the list of email addresses to which you want to send alerts.
You can add up to 4 different recipients.
Once you've completed the recipients list and finalized the remaining settings, save your configuration. Don't forget to enable the SMTP service before saving!
Then, click the "Send Test Email" button to ensure that the SMTP service is ready to send alerts when necessary.
You can set an interval (in minutes) between email alerts. By default, the interval is set to 10 minutes.
You can shorten or lengthen it as you wish. This prevents you from receiving too many alerts in a short period of time.
