SmtpSettingsDto

The mail server the portal sends its letters through.

Name	Type	Description	Notes
host	String	The host name or address of the mail server. On a cloud portal that has saved no relay of its own every field of this object comes back empty, because the installation's own server is not disclosed - only isDefaultSettings is set there.	[optional] [example: mail.example.com] [minLength: 0] [maxLength: 255] [nullable]
port	Integer (int32)	The port the mail server is reached on - conventionally 25 or 587 without encryption from the start, 465 with it. It is empty when no port was stored, in which case the portal falls back to its own default.	[optional] [example: 25] [min: 1] [max: 65535] [nullable]
senderAddress	String	The address the letters are sent from, which appears in the From header and is what a reply goes to.	[optional] [example: notify@example.com] [minLength: 0] [maxLength: 255] [nullable]
senderDisplayName	String	The name shown beside that address in a recipient's mailbox.	[optional] [example: Postman] [minLength: 0] [maxLength: 255] [nullable]
credentialsUserName	String	The account the portal signs in to the mail server as, meaningful only while enableAuth is true.	[optional] [example: notify@example.com] [minLength: 0] [maxLength: 255] [nullable]
credentialsUserPassword	String	Always empty here: the stored password is never returned, so a client that sends these settings back has to supply it again rather than echoing what it read.	[optional] [nullable]
enableSSL	Boolean	Whether the connection to the mail server is encrypted.	[optional] [example: true]
enableAuth	Boolean	Whether the portal signs in to the mail server at all. While it is false the credentials above are ignored and the server is expected to accept mail unauthenticated.	[optional] [example: true]
useNtlm	Boolean	Always false here: the flag is accepted when settings are saved but is not stored, so it never comes back set and says nothing about how the portal authenticates.	[optional] [example: false]
isDefaultSettings	Boolean	Whether the portal is still on the mail configuration of the installation rather than on a relay of its own. DELETE api/2.0/smtpsettings/smtp puts it back to true, and while it is true on a cloud portal the fields above are blank rather than showing the installation's server.	[optional] [example: true]