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7. Check the Send copy to Bcc recipient checkbox to enable the option
to send a blind carbon copy (Bcc) of an e-mail. Specify the default
e-mail address of the recipient in the Bcc Address field.
8. Check the Send copy to Cc recipient checkbox to enable the option
to send a copy (Cc) of an e-mail. Specify the default e-mail address
of the recipient in the Cc Address field.
9. Check Notify sender when a message has been delivered to enable
the option to send an e-mail to the default reply address to notify the
sender that the message has been delivered.
10. Check Notify sender when a message has been read to enable the
option to send an e-mail to the default reply address to notify the
sender that the message has been opened/read.
Notes:
11. Check SMTP authentication to enable authentication for SMTP
server access. Choose whether to retrieve user identification from an
external account (LDAP or NT) or an internal account by entering a
unique Username and Password in the Internal account fields. For
more information on authentication, see “Specifying Authentication
Settings” on page 55.
12. E-mail body text content - Select Built-in message to include the
following message (in the selected control panel language) in each
e-mail sent from the Document Server:
“The attached document was sent to you using an Document Server
Document Server. Please visit www.axis.com for more information”
Select Custom message and enter a customized message (200
characters maximum and no line breaks allowed) in the text field.
This message will be included in each e-mail sent from the Document
Server.
Select None to disable this option.
• Notify sender when a message has been delivered requires that your mail server
supports extended SMTP and DSN (Delivery Status Notifications).
• Notify sender when a message has been read requires that the recipient’s e-mail cli-
ent supports MDN (Message Disposition Notifications). Also, the recipient can discard
the request without notifying the sender.
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