How to set up CurrentWare to send Emails

How to set up CurrentWare to send Emails

You can configure CurrentWare to send email reports or alerts on Internet activity and device usage if you have BrowseReporter or AccessPatrol installed. You will first need to configure the email settings.

Email Settings

Send emails using CurrentWare’s email server

For added simplicity and convenience CurrentWare version 8.0.1+ comes pre-equipped with a service that handles email delivery for you!

No need to dig up mail server addresses, port numbers, and authentication details to receive alerts and reports—Simply set up your report schedules and alert criteria and they’ll be delivered to the inboxes you specify. You can find a guide on how to do that here.

BrowseReporter

AccessPatrol

On the Web Console, under the Settings option from the left-hand side, select Email Settings to confirm this setting is enabled.

⚠️IMPORTANT NOTES

If you don’t see the email come into your inbox, make sure to check your Junk/Spam folders and accept the sender notifications@currentware.com


Send emails using your own outgoing email server

On the Web Console, under the Settings option from the left-hand side, select Email Settings to enter the email configurations required to successfully send email reports and alerts from the console.

How to Configure Your Email Settings:

  1. Select the email account type, SMTP or Microsoft Exchange Server.
  2. Enter the appropriate email information, including the name you want the CurrentWare emails to have and your email address.
  3. Define the outgoing mail server and port that your email account uses to send an email and mail domain name.
  4. Enter your email username and password for your account.
  5. Enable This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL) if your email server requires SSL connection.
  6. Enable My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication if your email server requires authentication.
  7. You can also use web email services, such as Gmail/ Hotmail/ Yahoo mail, to generate email notifications. These web email services usually require mail server authentication.
  8. Click on the Apply button.

How to use Gmail to send CurrentWare Emails

If you are setting up your Email reports with a Gmail account, you may have some additional setup steps: Setting up Gmail Email

How to use Outlook or Office365 to send CurrentWare Emails

If you are setting up your Email reports with an Office365 or Outlook account, you may have some additional setup steps: Setting up Outlook/Office365 Email


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