Configuring Email Settings in Terminal Management TMX
To email reports and notifications from Terminal Management, email services settings must first be configured. These settings administer the behavior of Terminal Management email delivery. This article will walk you through the setup.
E-mail account services are configured in the General Settings menu, E-mail tab. Once services have been configured, Terminal Management TMX can then be further configured to send e-mail notifications and reports to administrators, users, owners, customers, etc.
The intended audience of this article is an IT professional that has knowledge of your facility's e-mail services.
Applies to
- Terminal Management TMX
Solution
In Terminal Management, navigate to the General Settings menu, then select the E-mail tab.

- Connection Type: Legacy or Basic - Both Legacy and Basic Authentication function similarly, but use different underlying methods. For initial setup or when making changes, Basic Authentication is the recommended choice.
- Server e-mail address: The return address that the server uses when sending ticket/report e-mails.
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- Outgoing mail server: The address of the outgoing (SMTP) mail server (e.g., smtp.example.com).
- E-mail username: Username used to send e-mail through the outgoing (SMTP) mail server.
- E-mail password: Password used to send e-mail through the outgoing (SMTP) mail server.
- Outgoing mail server port: The TCP/IP port used to communicate with the outgoing (SMTP) mail server. Typically, this is 25 for unsecured connections and 587 for secured (SSL) connections.
- Use SSL/TLS: When enabled, the server will attempt to use encryption to secure the communication with the outgoing (SMTP) mail server.
- Connection Type: Microsoft 365 - Allows for OAuth authentication for companies using Microsoft 365.
- Microsoft Tenant (Directory) ID: The Microsoft Entra tenant (directory) ID of the service principal.
- Client (Application) ID: The client (application) ID of the service principal. This application should have the Microsoft Graph Mail Send permission.
- Client Secret: A client secret that was generated for the App Registration used to authenticate the client.
- Save a copy of the email in the Sent Items folder: Specifies if a copy of the email should be stored in the user's Sent Items folder.
- Days to keep e-mail records: The number of days to keep sent e-mails in the database.
- Save: saves the settings entered.
After all setting are configured, in the Test e-mail address field, enter a test e-mail address, push the Test e-mail settings button. If the test e-mail is received successfully, your Terminal Management TMX is ready to send e-mail.
If you see an error message, recheck the entries in the above fields.
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