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Set up SMTP Email Settings
On self-hosted Locker Secrets Manager, workspace admins can set up SMTP Email to automatically send any notification to their workspace members via email address.
Set up Integration
An SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) email provider is a service or server that allows users to send outgoing email messages. When integrated with an SMTP service, your self-hosted Locker server is capable of sending system emails to your users.
- Log in to your account, and open the Settings tab of your workspace > click to open the Email Settings tab.
- Choose an email provider on the list. Locker currently supports SendGrid and SMTP-standard providers.
- Enter the From Email address, which is the default address that emails will be sent from, and a From name for that email address if you wish.
- Fill in the fields of information retrieved from your SMTP Provider.
- Choose a provider from the SMTP provider list. The common Host and Port of that provider will be automatically filled in.
- Enter the Username, Password retrieved from the SMTP provider.
SendGrid
Enter the API Key retrieved from your SendGrid account. See how to get the API Key.
SMTP Provider
- Click the Save button to save the SMTP Settings.
Send test email
Now you can send a test email to make sure that the SMTP is ready for email sending.
- Click the Send test email button.
- On the popup appearing, enter the email address that you would like to send the test email to > click Send.
- If a test email is sent to the address, you can rest assured that the SMTP is ready now. If not, you need to re-check the configuration or check your account on the SMTP provider side.
Reset Email Settings
If you would like to stop using your SMTP server to send system emails to your workspace users, you can change to another SMTP, or reset the settings.
- Click the Reset button at the bottom of the SMTP Settings screen.
- On the popup appearing, click the Reset button to confirm. Now you and your users no longer receive email notifications.
