Setup email version 5.3 - Step by Step

bradgarrison

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How to Configure Email Settings in FusionPBX​

  1. Access the FusionPBX Web Interface
    • Open your browser and go to your FusionPBX URL (e.g., http://<your-ip-or-domain>/).
  2. Navigate to Default Settings
    • Go to Advanced > Default Settings.
  3. Filter for Email Settings
    • In the Default Settings section, select "Email" from the drop-down filter.
  4. Update and Enable Email Configuration
    • Locate and update the following settings:
      • smtp_host: Set to your SMTP server (e.g., smtp.your-email-provider.com).
      • smtp_port: Set to 587 (or the port required by your SMTP server).
      • smtp_secure: Choose tls (or ssl if required by your provider).
      • smtp_auth: Set to true.
      • smtp_username: Enter your SMTP username.
      • smtp_password: Enter your SMTP password.
      • smtp_from: Specify the sender's email address (e.g., noreply@example.com).
      • smtp_from_name: Enter the sender's name.
  5. Save and Reload
    • Save the changes and click Reload to apply the settings.
  6. Test the Email Configuration
    • Navigate to Status > Email Queue.
    • Send a test email to confirm that the configuration works correctly.
 
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markjcrane

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Maybe you should help with documentation. Here you are sharing it in a location that is helpful on a 3rd party forum. But if more people helped with the public documentation it would improve for everyone.

It's located here and anyone can send pull requests.
- https://docs.fusionpbx.com

Raw files were used to make the above documentation.
- https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-docs

I could certainly do the documentation as well but I'm busy adding fixing bugs, and making new features.
 
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bradgarrison

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Mark, I just submitted my first-ever pull request on Git Hub with updates for fusionpbx-documents (98da135). I'm unsure if I did it correctly so any advice is appreciated.