Mail Server Settings9 minutes to read
PAM360 sends email notifications to newly added users to inform them the details about their PAM360 access credentials. Therefore, it is necessary to configure mail server settings prior to adding new users into the product. You can either configure the SMTP mail server used in your environment or use the Microsoft Exchange Online mailbox. PAM360 supports OAuth 2.0 authentication for SMTP-based email communications when using Microsoft Exchange Online. Choosing Microsoft Exchange Online as the mail server will activate OAuth 2.0 authentication for all emails sent from the product. Read further to learn how to configure mail server settings. 1. Configure Microsoft Exchange Online as the Mail ServerTo configure Microsoft Exchange Online as the mail server in PAM360, you must create an application in the Azure portal and generate the Application ID, Client ID, and Client Secret value. Follow the below steps: 1.1 Steps to Configure an Azure Application for Microsoft Exchange Online Server
Note: Ensure that the PAM360-URI provided here is the same as the one users use to access the PAM360 application from other machines. Provide this PAM360-URI in the Access URL field in the section 1.2. Note: Once an application is created in the Microsoft Azure portal, the User.Read permission will be added to it by default. 1.2 Steps to Configure Microsoft Exchange Online in PAM360
Note: Ensure that the user account you specify in the Sender E-mail Address field has the ownership permission for the SMTP enterprise application created in the Azure portal. Upon completing the above steps, Microsoft Exchange Online will be configured as the mail server in PAM360. 2. Configure Other Mail Servers
Once you have provided the authentication details and the secure connection mode, click Save. Notes:
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