HotBrick VPN 800/2 manual Settings Email Alert, Enable/Disable, Excessive Ping, Notification

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Settings – Email Alert

 

 

Enable/Disable

Enable – This will enable email alert to send a warning email when

Email Alert

WAN port was disconnected.

 

Disable – This will disable email alert not to send a warning email when

 

WAN port was disconnected.

 

 

Email Alert

Email Sender Address- It is an email address that sends a warning email

Configuration

to a recipient. Inform that a recipient checks if there is any problem on WAN

 

ports or not. Email (SMTP) Server Address - It is an email sever a warning

 

email will be sent to. If you are enabled email alert. For example:

 

mail.domain.com. Email(SMTP) server user name – This is the user name

 

of email sender for authentication (optional). Email(SMTP)server

 

password - This is the user password

 

Email (SMTP) Server Address - is an email sever a warning email will be

 

sent to. If you are enabled email alert. For example: mail.domain.com

 

Email Recipient Address - It is an email address a warning email will be

 

sent to. Usually it is system administrator email address. For example:

 

admin@mail.domain.com

 

 

Excessive Ping

This feature is useful to prevent ICMP attack from WAN or LAN. It will drop

Notification

the packets if the ping times are excessive the threshold value. It will send

 

email to the administrator, if email is enabled.

 

 

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