Applies to: Lasernet Core 10
Used for sending emails via Microsoft Exchange Server. The Exchange module integrates directly with Exchange Web Services (EWS) to send emails.
General
| Protocol | Version of the Exchange server. If your Exchange version is not selectable, please use the latest version in the list. As an example, you can use Exchange 2010 SP2 for SP3. Only versions with API changes are selectable. |
| EWS URL | Location of the Exchange Web Services. If Microsoft Online (Cloud solution) is used, the following URL can be used: https://red002.mail.emea.microsoftonline.com/ews/exchange.asmx or https://amsprd0310.outlook.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx If the URL is left empty, Lasernet Core will run an auto discover service each time the poll interval is reached. If the URL is retrieved successfully, it will be logged and a connection will be established. We recommend that you add the URL stored in the log, to the EWS URL field to enable faster connection to the Exchange Server in future. |
| Username | Email address or name of active directory user |
| Password | Password for the account |
| Domain | A domain name is required for active directory users |
| Do not insert job data in an attachment | Activate this setting to send an email without including JobData as an attachment. EWS server will as report a non-critical error log message when sending emails without attachments: Unable to read MimeContent; This operation can't be performed because this service object doesn't have an Id. |
| Request Read Receipt | Activate if you want a receipt that the addressee has opened the mail. |
| Save copy in Sent Item folder | Activate if you want to store a copy of the mail in the Sent Item folder in your email client. |
| Validate e-mail address syntax | Activate to validate the email syntax in MailTo, MailCC and MailBCC before sending the email to the mail server. If the syntax is not valid, the job will fail. To prevent a job from failing the setting must be de-activated. This will allow mail addresses to contain syntax used for external fax systems connected to mail servers. Comma and semicolon are valid as separators if MailTo, MailCC or MailBCC contain multiple addresses. |
| Importance | Set the category of importance to Low, Normal (default) or High. |
EWS was introduced by Microsoft in Exchange Server 2007, but will no longer receive feature updates. While the service will continue to receive security updates and certain non-security updates, product design and features will remain unchanged.
Microsoft has announced that EWS will still be available and supported for use in production environments. However, we suggest migrating to the Outlook Mail module, using Microsoft Graph API to access Exchange Online data and gain access to the latest features and functionality. The Outlook Mail module was introduced in Lasernet 9.5