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As an admin, you can modify the Email Settings for the server mailing service. The server automatically sends emails in response to user requests to reset their passwords on the Wyn Enterprise portal. These are essential to ensure the website error report functions correctly. You can select from the following options:
SMTP Protocol (standard email servers)
Google API (OAuth-based Gmail integration)
Note: To execute a scheduled task without issues, you must allow third-party websites and apps to access your email account.
Accessing Email Settings
Navigate to: Administration Guide > Configuration Settings > Notification Center Settings > Email Settings.

Options: SMTP
SMTP Server Address
Description: Enter the SMTP server address.
Example: smtp.gmail.com
SMTP Server Port
Description: Port number for the SMTP server.
Default Value: 2525
Other Common Values: 465 (SSL)
Enable SSL
Description: Toggle SSL encryption for secure email transmission.
Options: Yes or No
Enable Cert Revocation Check
Options: Yes or No
Login
Description: Username for SMTP authentication (usually your email address).
Password
Description: Password or App Password for SMTP authentication.
Note: Hidden for security.
Sender Name
Description: Display name for outgoing emails.
Sender E-Mail
Description: Email address used as the sender.
Email Domain Validation
Enable Domain Validation
Description: Restrict emails to specific domains.
Options: Enable or Disable
Valid Email Domains
Description: Enter allowed domains (e.g., example.com).
Send Test Email
Recipient Email Address
Description: Enter an email address to test the configuration.
Action: Click Send to verify settings.
Save Changes: Apply the configuration.
Reset: Revert to previous settings.
Cancel: Discard changes.
For an organizational administrator, an additional option is available to use the parent organization's email settings. By default, this option is checked. You can uncheck if you do not want to use the parent organization settings. For more information about an organization administrator, see Organizations.

Client ID
Description: OAuth 2.0 Client ID from Google Cloud Console.
Client Secret
Description: OAuth 2.0 Client Secret.
Sender Name
Description: Display name for outgoing emails.
Sender E-Mail
Description: Email address used as the sender.
Authorization
Description: Click Authorize to grant access via Google OAuth.
Email Domain Validation
Enable Domain Validation
Description: Restrict emails to specific domains.
Options: Enable or Disable
Valid Email Domains
Description: Enter allowed domains (e.g., example.com).
Send Test Email
Recipient Email Address
Description: Enter an email address to test the configuration.
Action: Click Send to verify settings.
Save Changes: Apply the configuration.
Reset: Revert to previous settings.
Cancel: Discard changes.