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SMTP Server<br />

Port<br />

Reference: Configuration options<br />

Enter the name of the host to be used here - either its IP address or the direct host<br />

name.<br />

The maximum possible length of the host name is 127 characters.<br />

For example:<br />

192.168.1.100 or mail.samplecompany.com.<br />

Enter the port to be used here.<br />

Sender address<br />

In this input box, enter the email address of the sender. The maximum length of the<br />

sender's address is 127 characters.<br />

Authentication<br />

Some mail servers expect a program to verify itself to the server (log in) before an email is<br />

sent. Alerts can be transmitted with authentication to an SMTP server via email.<br />

Use authentication<br />

If this option is enabled, a user name and a password can be entered in the relevant<br />

boxes for login (authentication).<br />

Login name:<br />

Enter your user name here.<br />

Password:<br />

Enter the relevant password here. The password is saved in encrypted form. For<br />

security reasons, the actual characters you type in this space are replaced by<br />

asterisks (*).<br />

Send test email<br />

When you click on the button, the program attempts to send a test email to the sender<br />

address to check the data entered.<br />

11.9.1 Threat categories<br />

Selection of extended threat categories (Options available in expert mode only)<br />

Your Avira product protects you against computer viruses. In addition, you can scan<br />

according to the following extended threat categories.<br />

� Adware<br />

� Adware/Spyware<br />

� Application<br />

Avira Professional Security - <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> (Status: 30 Mar. 2012) 179

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