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Email Settings

Email Settings enables you to create a customized template for response action emails and configure an SMTP server so these emails do not come from Cloudlock.

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Customize an Email Template

A customized email template is used for response actions that send End User or Admin email notifications. The template is editable in three areas:

  • The Header—which can include a small image of up to 660 x 100 pixels
  • The Body—which can include freeform text and tags of user's email {{email}}, user's name {{user}}, and/or the name of the policy {{policy}} that generated the incident. The body also includes a table with data specific to the triggered incident.
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  • The Footer—which can include freeform text and the same available tags.
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The tags can be used to provide more information on the violations by replacing the variable with the corresponding data. For example:

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Configure a Custom SMTP Server

When response action emails are sent to end-users or admins, they are sent from Cloudlock as indicated in the email. However, these messages can be sent from your own secure server if configured appropriately.

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Custom SMTP Server Feature

Please note that the Custome SMTP Server Feature is not enabled by default, and must be enabled by Cloudlock. The option to send an email from a custom source will not appear unless this feature is enabled. If you wish to configure these settings please contact [email protected] to enable this feature.

To configure your SMTP Server:

  1. On the Email Settings page, select send from custom source then select Configure SMTP Server.
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Please Note

The SMTP server must be established in advance before it is configured with Cloudlock.

  1. A configuration window will appear:
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  • SMTP server address—The certified domain name where the server can be reached.
  • Port—The port on which the SMTP server accepts email submission from clients, which is generally either 587 or 465.
  • Username—The account from which mail will be sent with write access to the SMTP server.
  • Password—The password for this account
  • Display name—The visible name of the email sender
  • Email address—The visible email address of the sender and usually where replies are sent.
  • Send test email to—A test that can be sent to a comma-delimited list of email addresses for verification that the SMTP configuration is correct.