0 votes

Hi

I need to send an HTML email via PowerShell, but my SMTP server needs authentication. Is there a way to get the SMTP settings configured for Adaxes via a script?

Thanks

by (2.0k points)

1 Answer

0 votes
by (13.8k points)
selected by
Best answer

Hello,

Yes, you can retrieve the mail settings configured in Adaxes using the IAdmServiceMailSettings interface. For details and script examples, have a look at the following SDK article: https://www.adaxes.com/sdk/IAdmServiceMailSettings. If this is not what you meant, please, describe the required behavior in all the possible details with screenshots and live examples.

0

You guys are awesome, that worked perfectly, thank you :)

Related questions

0 votes
1 answer

Using this built in function: There is no option to change the domain on the user account, however this is not the domain we use for UPN. However after creating a user, you can change it but trying to avoid going back into the object.

asked Apr 14, 2023 by mightycabal (1.0k points)
0 votes
1 answer

hello, I have somethings like this : #Start the process on the remote machine $Context.LogMessage("Get statistivcs on %cn%", "Information") $Server = New-PSSession -ComputerName ... main script so I can see $a in $Context.LogMessage. is that possible? Thanks.

asked Feb 13, 2018 by tentaal (1.1k points)
0 votes
1 answer

I need set, or verify, that all of my users have the same primary email alias suffix. Several years ago, we rebranded to a new internet presence. All users yhave both ... really a very great answer. Looking for automation, and we are an Adaxes supported shop.

asked May 14, 2021 by IanMcLaws (20 points)
0 votes
1 answer

The rule runs but since the first name and last name are passed as parameters, I only get the sequential # as a userID without the initials.

asked Oct 24 by curtisa (290 points)
3,537 questions
3,227 answers
8,219 comments
547,727 users