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Configuring the i.LON 100

Configuring the Email (SMTP) Service

If you select Email (SMTP) in step 3 of the Creating and Configuring Services
procedure (above), you can send emails through the associated server (note that

the server must be an SMTP email server). The right-hand side of the

LAN/WAN web page will appear as shown in the following figure:

This Web page contains the following options:
Email Server Address

The IP Address or hostname of the server to

which this service applies. See Creating and
Configuring Servers
for m
ore information.

Email Server Port

The port used by the i.LON 100 to send email.

This value is always 25 and may not be changed.
Contact your IS department to assure that your

firewall is configured to allow you to access the

email server on this port.

Use as Default

Set this option to make this the default email
service for the i.LON 100. If this is the first email

service created on the i.LON 100, this option will
be enabled by default. If another email service is

currently designated as the default, the

designation will be removed from it when you
click Submit.

Source Email Address

The string that will appear in the From field of

emails sent through this service (i.e.
[email protected]). By default, this field

is blank.

User Name

The user name used to log in to the SMTP server.

Password

The password used to log in the SMTP server. Re-
enter the password in Re-enter Password.

Click Submit to save the changes you have made to this Web page. Click Reset

to leave all fields unchanged.

Configuring the WebBinder Destination Service

WebBinding is a process by which you can connect data points on your i.LON 100

directly to data points on another i.LON 100 or to a third party web server such
as Apache

 or IIS (see Using Web Binding in the i.LON 100 User’s Guide: