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JP1 Version 12 JP1/Client Process Automation Configuration and Administration Guide


2.3.2 Configurations for the Monitoring mail reception item

If you want to use the Monitoring mail reception item, you need to configure the host running CPA to have a profile of mail reception for the Monitoring mail reception item to receive emails.

Create a new profile of mail reception by manually copying and editing the model file.

File location
- data-path\conf\recvmailprof.ini.model (model file)
- data-path\conf\recvmailprof.ini (profile of mail reception)

Note that the files are stored in the following locations by default:

- %ProgramData%\HITACHI\jp1\jp1_default\JP1CPA\conf\recvmailprof.ini.model (model file)
- %ProgramData%\HITACHI\jp1\jp1_default\JP1CPA\conf\recvmailprof.ini (profile of mail reception)
Setting items in the profile of mail reception

Include the following setting items in the profile of mail reception:

  • Protocol={ POP3 | IMAP4 }

    Specify the protocol for the incoming mail server.

    If you omit this setting item, the value POP3 is assumed.

  • ServerName=incoming-mail-server-name-or-IP-address

    Specify the name or IP address of the incoming mail server.

    For the IP address, it must be specified in IPv4 or IPv6 format. Note that the name or IP address of the incoming mail server must not exceed 256 bytes in length.

    This setting item is required.

  • Port=incoming-mail-server-port-number

    Specify the port number of the communication port on the incoming mail server.

    If you omit this setting item, TCP 110 is used for the protocol POP3 or TCP 143 for IMAP4. You can use a number from 1 to 65535 for the port number.

  • UserName=user-name-of-OS

    Specify the user name of OS that will be used to log in to the incoming mail server.

    The user name of OS must not exceed 255 alphanumeric characters in length. This setting item is required.

  • Password=password

    Specify the password of the user of OS that will be used to log in to the incoming mail server.

    Use the cpapasswd command to specify the value of this setting item. For details on the cpapasswd command, see cpapasswd in 9. Commands.