To configure email notifications, you will need the recipient addresses, the outbound SMTP server address, and authentication credentials.

Add Email Notification Form

The Add Email button opens a form containing the following configurable fields:

• Name - A human-readable name for your reference of the email notification group.
• Sender Email - What email address should the Sandfly server use as the sender? This normally should be the same domain that is linked to the user login; otherwise the SMTP server will likely reject it as invalid.
• Recipients' Emails - A list of email addresses to receive the alerts. This is a simple list and you can put in a mailing list instead of individual addresses if you have a group meant to receive alerts.
• Mail Server - The outbound SMTP address that will be used to send mail.
• Mail Port - Default port to use to send email. You do not need to change this unless there is a special reason.
• Username (optional) - The username Sandfly will use to login to the SMTP server to send email.
• Password (optional) - The password Sandfly will use to login to the SMTP server to send email.

Once all of the necessary fields have been completed, click the Finish button. Sandfly will encrypt your email credentials and add the notification.

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TIP: Test the Email Configuration

We recommend sending a test email from Sandfly to confirm the configuration. This can be swiftly accomplished by clicking on the Test button found under the Actions column of the Notifications page. Afterward, check that the recipient(s) received the test email.

Email Server Restrictions

• Mail server certificates that are not from public Certificate Authorities (CA) are not supported when using TLS.