Internet
Internet
| E-mail sender |
The e-mail address that will be shown as the sender when sending e-mails from PANTHEON. |
| First and Last Name (u) |
Full name of the e-mail sender. |
| SMTP Server |
The name of your e-mail server. |
| FTP Server |
The name of your FTP server. |
| User Name (u) |
The user name for the FTP server. |
| Password (u) |
The password for the FTP server. |
| Return Receipt |
If checked, you will receive confirmation when e-mails sent from PANTHEON have been successfully delivered. |
Proxy
Use these settings if you connect to the internet through a proxy server.
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| HTTP |
The name of your HTTP server. |
| FTP |
The name of your proxy FTP server. |
| Port From |
The start of the proxy port range. |
| Port To |
The end of the proxy port range. |
| Timeout |
The timeout for the proxy server in seconds. |
| Autodetect Proxy Settings |
Let PANTHEON try to detect your proxy settings. If the detection is successful, a message displays the detected proxy port (see FTP/HTTP: Proxy at port: xx). When the detection is complete, successful or not, the message Detection complete is displayed.
If the port range and/or timeout parameters are not specified or contain other characters than numbers, an error is returned (see The port range and timeout are not specified or are not integers. |
| URL of Internal Regulations (m) |
The location of you internal regulations, which can then be accessed through the Help menu. |
| SMTP use TLS/SSL |
None - do not use encription
SSL/TLS - use SSL/TSL encription
Auto - automatic
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| Force TLS 1.2 |
Force only TLS 1.2 for secure socket communication. Pantheon also supports TLS 1.2 in email comunication. Pantheon supports older SSL, TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 protocols which are needed for clients that are still on older mail servers without support for newer TLS 1.2. Majority of servers will select best common supported protocol.
Some servers disallow client support for older protocols. In that case, it is required to force only newer TLS 1.2 protocol to support email communication via those servers. Checking this option, Pantheon will announce support only for TLS 1.2 in secure communication layer. Selecting this option will make connection most secure and the connestion process will be fastest possible.
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| EHLO |
Extended HELO is an Extended Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (ESMTP) command sent by an email server to identify itself when connecting to another email server to start the process of sending an email. It is followed with the sending email server's domain name. The EHLO command tells the receiving server it supports extensions compatible with ESMTP.
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Example of settings for sending email with Office 365 account:
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You must use the HTTP protocol if you are using a proxy server, because the FTP protocol does not work when behind a proxy. |