Inbound Email

Owned by Cordelia Staffieri
Mar 17, 2023
2 min read

Inbound Email allows users to send an email to the AppArmor system to trigger an emergency notification.

Setting Up Inbound Endpoint

Click the “Create Inbound Email Address” button.

This will display the following interface.

Fill in the items as follows:

  1. Inbound Email ID: Give your Inbound Email a descriptive ID.

  2. Status: Set the status of your endpoint to “Enabled”. Later, you may wish to make changes to the endpoint and adjusting the status to “disabled” is quicker than deleting and re-creating the endpoint.

  3. Allowed Sender Email Addresses: List which email addresses are allowed to use this endpoint. One email address per line.

  4. Allowed Email Server IP Addresses (Optional): List which Email Server IP Addresses are allowed to use this endpoint. One IP address per line.

  5. Send Confirmation Email To (Optional): List email addresses that you want to send a confirmation email to when the notification has been sent.

  6. Send Confirmation to Sender: Check whether you want an email confirmation to be sent to the sender.

  7. Auto-send to Profiles: Check which profiles you want to send to using this Inbound Email.

Click the “Create Inbound Email” button to create the Inbound Email.

In email used to send the notification will be displayed in the Inbound Emails table. The Inbound Email ID specified above will be used to create this email.