Enter the SMTP server address.

Enter the SMTP server port number.

If you use port 587, the SMTP process uses STARTTLS to encrypt the credentials and the email.

Enter the mail server email account. This is the From address.

Enter the mail server login account.

Enter the password.

Confirm the password.

Select to enable this feature. When enabled, a notification email is sent to the global email list, individual device, and VDOM/Domain email address when malware is detected.

Enter the email addresses that comprise the global email list.

Select the rating of jobs that are included in the email alerts. Options include: Malicious, High Risk, Medium Risk, and Low Risk.

Enter the subject line for the notification emails.

When a malware from an input device is detected, send a notification email to its admin email address.

Select the rating of jobs that will trigger email notification. Options include: Malicious, High Risk, Medium Risk, and Low Risk.

Enter the subject line for the notification emails.

When enabled, a notification email is sent to an email list when a malicious/suspicious rating is retrieved by a client device.

Use FQDN instead of port1 IP for a job detail link inside alert emails and reports.

Enter FQDN name.

When a VM is near the custom threshold, send a usage status email to the admin email address.

Enter the email addresses to get the status email.

CPU Usage >: Customize threshold of CPU usage.

RAM Usage >: Customize threshold of RAM usage.

Disk Usage >: Customize threshold of Disk usage.

Ramdisk Usage: Customize threshold of VM usage.

Total Pending Jobs: Customize threshold of total pending jobs.

Average Scan Time: Customize threshold of average scan time.

System check every (minutes): Customize system check schedule. A system status alert email will be sent when any threshold is reached.

Select to send a report email to the global email list.

Enter the email addresses that comprise the global email list.

Select to send PDF report to device/Protected Domain/VDOM email address also. The report will only contain jobs sent from the device/FortiMail Protected Domain/VDOM.

Select the report schedule type: Hourly, Daily, or Weekly.

For different schedule types, different frequency options are displayed. If the schedule type is Daily, the user can set the hour for which the report is generated.

Select the day the report is to be sent.

Select the hour interval the report is to be sent.

Select the job data before 0-28 days.

Select the job data before 0-23 hours.

For example, if the user wants to include job data from the last two days and three hours before report generation, the user should select two in the Day Field and three in the Hour field.

Select the rating of jobs that are included in the reports. Options include: Malicious, High Risk, Medium Risk, and Low Risk.

Click OK to apply any changes made to the mail server configuration.

Click Send Test to send a test email to the global email list.

If an error occurs, the error message will appear and is recorded in the System Logs.