<emailConfig>
<serverType/>
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Enter the type of mail server based on the protocol you are using. Possible values include
pop3 (Post Office Protocol 3) or imap
(Internet Message Access Protocol).
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<emailConfig>
<host/>
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Enter the DNS name of your mail server (exchange.yourcompany.local,
for example).
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<emailConfig>
<userName/>
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Enter the user name for accessing the mailbox that your IT administrator reserved for
EVS email
(VoceraEVS@yourcompany.com, for example).
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<emailConfig>
<password/>
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Enter the obfuscated password the EVS server must
use to log in to the mailbox. This password must be obfuscated manually by Vocera and supplied to you.
Note: When providing the password, make sure that any special characters are encoded using the proper escape sequences.
See Appendix: Special Characters in XML for more details.
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<emailConfig>
<checkIntervalMillis/>
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Enter the time in milliseconds that the system waits between mail checks. During a mail check, the
EVS server connects with the mail host to
check for new mail. If you do not specify a value, the default is 10000 (the minimum). If you specify
anything smaller, EVS treats it as 10000.
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<emailConfig>
<additionalProperties/>
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Specify the port number used by the mail server and whether the
EVS uses SSL to connect.
This field takes two comma-separated properties in the following format:
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serverType.port=portNumber, where
serverType is the value you specified in the serverType
field and portNumber is the port your mail server uses.
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serverType.ssl=trueFalse, where
serverType is the value you specified in the serverType
field and trueFalse is either true or false.
For example, a typical value for this field is
pop3.port=445,pop3.ssl.enable=false.
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