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the @ in the e-mail address) is accepted. However, the domain name (part after the @) is

checked by IIS.

Figure 45: Example of e-mail message

The following fields in the message are processed:

The part that follows after x-sender: is the originator of the message; a confirmation

message is sent to this address. If you have an e-mail server program other than IIS,

there is no x-sender: field. Then the eSMTP_Server uses the field: From: sue1

The part that follows after x-receiver: is used to determine to which DECT Messenger

group the message must be sent. (A group contains devices which are assigned as

members). The conversion is made in the eKERNEL_Group and eKERNEL_Member

tables. If you do not have IIS but another e-mail server program instead, there is no x-

receiver: field. Then the eSMTP_Server uses the field: To: <[email protected]>

instead.

• Subject: please call John

The message please call John is sent as message to the destinations (devices).

Because DECT Messenger uses IIS, you must install and set up IIS. If you are using Windows

2000 Server, IIS is installed automatically, and you only have to configure IIS. If you are using

Windows 2000 Professional, you must install IIS separately, and then configure IIS. Installing

IIS is described in

Installing IIS on page 134. Configuring IIS is described in Configuring IIS

for DECT Messenger on page 135.

In the eCONFIG you must set up the configuration for the eSMTP_Server. For further

information on setting up the eSMTP_Server, see Avaya DECT Messenger Installation and

Commissioning, NN43120-301.

Using eSMTP Server

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