IFS provided me a username and password for the gateway - however I have no clue how to input all of my MS Graph API connection credentials details for my email box.
There are screenshots of configs fields in the wiki that need to be filled out - but WHERE do I input them?
Thanks!
Martin Provost
Best answer by Teslatradeup
Steve Miller wrote:
Hi Martin,
I will go through the process as I don't want to assume what you have and have not done and it might be useful to someone else in the future.
First action will be to register an Enterprise App within Azure (if you haven't already). This app will generate you an Application/ Client Id.
You should provide this app with the necessary API permissions (Mail.Send and Mail.ReadWrite) and you might want to implement an ApplicationAccessPolicy to limit access to a predefined list of mailboxes for improved security.
Next is the baseConfig.lua file. IFS should be able to provide you with the necessary information for this stage
Lastly, the Administration → Server → Mail Settings configuration. Here is a mock up that should show you what Enterprise App values to put into these settings.
One caveat, we are a SaaS customer and so I have no knowledge of the Karaf console. This is something IFS manage for us.
Hopefully something in there helped you.
Hi Steve - this is awesome. I was looking at wiki and thought I had to do much much more…
I have my app registration setup and also setup the Mail Setting in the UI.
My last step is to get the connection details from IFS. I’ll ask for that right now.
You should provide this app with the necessary API permissions (Mail.Send and Mail.ReadWrite) and you might want to implement an ApplicationAccessPolicy to limit access to a predefined list of mailboxes for improved security.
Next is the baseConfig.lua file. IFS should be able to provide you with the necessary information for this stage
Lastly, the Administration → Server → Mail Settings configuration. Here is a mock up that should show you what Enterprise App values to put into these settings.
One caveat, we are a SaaS customer and so I have no knowledge of the Karaf console. This is something IFS manage for us.
You should provide this app with the necessary API permissions (Mail.Send and Mail.ReadWrite) and you might want to implement an ApplicationAccessPolicy to limit access to a predefined list of mailboxes for improved security.
Next is the baseConfig.lua file. IFS should be able to provide you with the necessary information for this stage
Lastly, the Administration → Server → Mail Settings configuration. Here is a mock up that should show you what Enterprise App values to put into these settings.
One caveat, we are a SaaS customer and so I have no knowledge of the Karaf console. This is something IFS manage for us.
Hopefully something in there helped you.
Hi Steve - this is awesome. I was looking at wiki and thought I had to do much much more…
I have my app registration setup and also setup the Mail Setting in the UI.
My last step is to get the connection details from IFS. I’ll ask for that right now.
Thank you Paul - I did that. Is that all that is required?
Based on the Wiki - I thought I had to do much much more!
So I guess I would be able to just get IFS to provide me with the connection string details to hit the new gateway and all will be good?
The username and password that was provided by the cloud team - that would be the username and password for the gateway right?
Credentials from the IFS cloud team (for the SMTP server) go into SmartMail; connection details for Graph (for the Exchange server) go into assyst ( as per Steve’s excellent screenshot).
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