Field | Description |
SMTP server | The server name or the IP address of the SMTP server that API Gateway uses to send the messages. |
Port | The port that API Gateway uses to connect to the specified SMTP server. |
Transport layer security | The SSL encryption type that API Gateway uses when communicating with an email server. Use one of the following transport layer security options: ![]() ![]() With explicit transport layer security, API Gateway communicates with the email servers that support SSL encryption and also with those that do not support SSL encryption. If the email server does not support transport layer security, API Gateway disconnects the connection which was established earlier with the email server. You can then establish an unsecure connection by selecting None in the Transport layer security field and enable the port. ![]() |
Truststore alias | The truststore that API Gateway uses while sending the request to a native API. Truststore is a repository that stores all the trusted public certificates. |
Default email charset | The character set that API Gateway uses to be recognized by the system. Type the character set in the Default email charset field. By default, API Gateway uses UTF-8 character set for the messages. |
From email | The email address from which you want to send the alerts. |
Test email | The email address to which you want to send the test email. This email address can be the same as the From email address. |
Internal email | The email address to which you want to send critical log entry messages. Typically, you would specify the e-mail address for the API Gateway Administrator. |
Service email | The email address to which you want to send service failure message. In a development environment, you might direct these messages to the developer. In a production environment, you might direct these messages to the API Gateway Administrator. |