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How to configure mail server in ADSelfService Plus with TLS / SSL?

All communication between ADSelfService Plus and your mail server can be secured with either Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol.

Mail server requirements:

TLS or SSL must be enabled in the mail server.
The mail server must be configured with the required certificates from a reliable Certification Authority (CA).

Steps to configure mail server in ADSelfService with TLS/SSL:

Navigate to Admin → Product Settings → Mail / SMS Settings.
Click Mail Settings tab.

Specify the name or IP address of the Mail Server and its Port number in the respective boxes provided.
In the From Address field, enter the email address that should be used to send out report emails.
Choose the Connection Security (SSL, TLS, or none) from the drop-down menu. This setting is used to secure the transmission of data between ADSelfService Plus and other applications.
Select Authentication, and enter the Username and Password of the Mail Server to prevent anonymous logins.
Click Save Settings

Note: Once the mail server settings are successfully saved, a test mail will be sent to the admin email address.

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Highlights of ADSelfService Plus

Password self-service

Allow Active Directory users to self-service their password resets and account unlock tasks, freeing them from lengthy help desk calls.

One identity with single sign-on

Get seamless one-click access to 100+ cloud applications. With enterprise single sign-on, users can access all their cloud applications using their Active Directory credentials.

Password and account expiry notification

Intimate Active Directory users of their impending password and account expiry via email and SMS notifications.

Password synchronization

Synchronize Windows Active Directory user passwords and account changes across multiple systems automatically, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, IBM iSeries, and more.

Password policy enforcer

Strong passwords resist various hacking threats. Enforce Active Directory users to adhere to compliant passwords by displaying password complexity requirements.

Directory self-update and corporate directory search

Enable Active Directory users to update their latest information themselves. Quick search features help admins scout for information using search keys like contact numbers.

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