AR System Email Security form
Use the AR System Email Security form to either create and enable or disable security keys for incoming mail. A security key can be assigned to an individual incoming mailbox, or to all incoming mailboxes.
For more information, see Validating-permissions-for-incoming-email-actions-with-security-keys.
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The following table lists the fields on the AR System Email Security form:
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
Security ID | System-generated unique ID. The contents of this field are read-only. |
Status | A menu that lets you activate the key. Select Disabled to keep the key disabled. |
Key | Name of key consisting of a set of alphanumeric characters. You can use almost any combination of letters and numbers for a security key. |
User Name | Name of a valid AR System user to whom the security key should apply. |
Force for Mailbox | Enables the security key for this mailbox only. Select No to enable the key for all mailboxes in your email environment. |
Mailbox Name | Name of the incoming mailbox to which you want this security key applied. |
Force from Email Addresses | Key required for mail received from specific email accounts. If you select Yes, the Email Address field becomes enabled. |
Email Addresses | An option that verifies incoming messages from a set of specific email accounts using a security key. To configure multiple email addresses for a single security key, you must separate the email addresses with a semicolon (;) |
Expires | An option to specify if the expiry for the security key. |
Expiration Date | The expiration date for this security key. After the key expires, you can either modify the expiration date in this form or set the Expires field to No. |
Description | Description of the key, such as why it was created or instructions for modifying or deleting it. |