NetComm NB600W manual Email Alarm Options

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Field

Description

 

 

Use the DMZ host.

The DMZ feature allows one local network user to

 

 

 

be exposed to the Internet to use special-purpose

 

 

 

services, such as Internet gaming or videoconferenc-

 

 

 

ing. DMZ forwards all the ports to this computer,

 

 

 

exposing it entirely to the Internet. This is not rec-

 

 

 

ommended for continuous use.

 

Email Alarm - Options

The E-mail alarm feature enables you to receive the gateway access log through emails regu- larly. Click the checkbox, if you want to receive these e-mails from the gateway.

Field

Description

Mail Server

This is the e-mail server address on your network or

 

on the Internet. The mail server specified should relay

 

your mails without user name and password login,

 

otherwise the mail cannot be sent.

Port No

The standard SMTP port for sending e-mails is 110.

 

Change it if you have special settings, otherwise

 

leave it as the default.

Subject

The subject you enter will appear as the subject of the

 

e-mails that the gateway will send to you. This allows

 

the user to identify by subject which mail is from the

 

gateway.

Send Mail To

Enter the e-mail address you want the gateway send

 

to.

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NetComm NB600W manual Email Alarm Options