Configuring System-wide Settings
You can configure preference settings to the various services in VMR. These services include SMS, SMTP, POP3, Syslog, SNMP, HTTP and Others.
Configuring SMS
You can configure preferences settings regarding to the service SMS. This include both inbound and outbound service.
SMS Settings
Description
Use Inbound SMS
Check this to allow VMR to listen for incoming SMS.
Use Outbound SMS
Check this to allow VMR to send SMS.
Set Interval Timing to Poll for Outbound SMS
Set polling interval to send SMS. Smaller interval means faster sending. However, this might cause instability to the modem due to the various network environment reasons.
Set Interval Timing to Poll for Inbound SMS
Set polling interval to listen for inbound SMS.
Modem Configuration
Windows version of VMR is needed to configure the connection to the modem. However appliance based modem configuration is automatically applied and this is not necessary.
SIM Pin
Pin related to SIM for authentication purposes. Empty pin would indicates no pin needed.
Filter by Phone Number Source
Set whether incoming phone will be filtered.
Modem Settings
Modem settings refers to various parameters need to connect VMR to the modem.
Configuring SMTP
You can configure settings relating to internal SMTP server.
SMTP Settings
Description
Use SMTP Server
Set this to use SMTP Server.
SMTP Server Receptive Port Number
Modify this for SMTP Network Port.
Authentication Needed for SMTP Server
Set this to authenticate against License User’s credential before allowing into relay.
Allow All Mail Domains
Check this to accept all mail domains and overwrite those in the Configurating SMTP Domains.
Remove Duplicate Recipients
Check this to remove duplicate emails from the recipients list.Â
Use Outbound SMTP
Check this to allow VMR to send message out by SMTP.
Filter by Email Address Source
Check this to filter From email.
Configuring POP3
This refers to both internal POP3 and external POP3 service.
POP3 Settings
Description
Use POP3 Server
Check this to use internal POP3 server.
Internal POP3 Server Port Number
You can modify the internal POP3 server port number.
Use Outbound POP3
Check this to use outbound POP3 service to poll for external POP3 accounts.
Set Interval Timing to Poll for POP3 Messages
Set the interval to poll for external POP3 accounts.
Filter by Email Address Source
Set this to allow filtering From email.
Configuring Syslog
This refers to both internal Syslog server and external Syslog service.
Syslog Settings
Description
Use Syslog Server
Check this to use the internal syslog server.
Internal Syslog Port Number
You can modify the internal Syslog server port number.
Use Outbound Syslog
Check this to allow the use of outbound Syslog service.
Filter By IP Address Source
Set this to allow filtering From IP Address.
Configuring SNMP
This refers to both internal SNMP server and external SNMP service.
SNMP Settings
Description
Use SNMP Server
Check this to use the internal SNMP Server.
SNMP Port Number
You can modify the internal SNMP server port number.
SNMPv3 Credentials
Enter Credentials for SNMP version 3 authentication.
Use Outbound SNMP
Check this to enable sending of SNMP Traps.
Filter by IP Address Source
Set this to allow filtering From IP Address.
Configuring HTTP
This refers to both internal http server and outbound HTTP service.
HTTP Settings
Description
Use HTTP Service
Check this to use the internal HTTP Server.
Use Outbound HTTP
Check this to enable HTTP calling.
Filter by IP Address Source
Set this to allow filtering From IP Address.
Configuring Others
This refers other settings that will affect system wide.
Other Settings
Description
Default System Email Address
This refers to in the event a message does not possess any from email address, this address will be used to tag as the originator address.
Interval Timing for Schedule Polling
You can modify this to poll scheduled message.
Debug Verbose Mode
This is used in troubleshooting for manufacturer. Enable this to increase more logs for debugging purposes only. Normal operation should not need it.