Notification Settings

The configurations on this screen serve the two purposes:

Enabling the warning and error alerts for the ADSS Server administrators and users.
Setting up the Remote Authorisation Signing. The RAS Service needs to send the OTPs (Generated by SAM Service) to the user's registered email address and mobile number at the time of mobile device registration.

Email Settings

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
Email Settings	This section defines the configuration required for Email notifications.
Enable email alerts	Check this option to enable the delivery of alerts and OTPs via emails.
Email Server Address	Enter the outgoing SMTP server address. e.g. mail.adss.com
Port	Enter the port for the outgoing SNMP Server, the default port is 25.
Email Address	Defines the email address to be used as "From Address" in the ADSS Server emails. e.g. noreply@adss.com
Email Sleep Interval	Defines the time interval after which a batch of emails is sent.
Email Failure Retries	Defines the number of retry attempts if ADSS Server fails to send an email.
SMTP Server Requires Authentication:	This checkbox is enabled when the user needs to authenticate SMTP Server. The authentication can be performed in the following ways: TLS Server Authentication User ID and Password
Use TLS server authentication	If this checkbox is enabled, the authentication will be performed via TLS Server Certificate. The Server will present its certificate to the client machine (i.e. ADSS Server in our case) which will verify if the certificate is trusted in Trust Manager.
Use username/password based authentication	If this checkbox is enabled, the user will need to provide user name and password in their respective fields for SMTP Server authentication.

SMS Settings

ADSS Server supports various types of SMS Gateways i.e. Clickatell, Twilio and Other.

Clickatell - Use HTTP Implementation:

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
SMS Settings:	Defines the following:
Enable SMS Alert	Check this option to enable delivery of alerts and OTPs via SMS.
SMS Gateway	Choose Clickatell for using the Clickatell Gateway.
Use HTTP Implementation	Select this option to use the legacy HTTP implementation for connecting to Clickatell Gateway.
SMS Server Address	Set the URL of the Clickatell Gateway.
User ID	Provide the user name for the Clickatell Gateway.
Password	Provide the user password for the Clickatell Gateway.
Vendor IDP	Provide the Vendor Id for the Clickatell Gateway.

Clickatell - Use REST API:

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
SMS Settings:	Defines the following:
Enable SMS Alert	Check this option to enable delivery of alerts and OTPs via SMS.
SMS Gateway	Choose Clickatell for using the Clickatell Gateway.
User REST API	Select this option to use the REST API for connecting to Clickatell Gateway.
SMS Server Address	Set the URL of the Clickatell Gateway.
Access Token	Provide the access token for authenticating to Clickatell Gateway.

Twilio:

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
SMS Settings	Defines the following:
Enable SMS Alert	Check this option to enable delivery of alerts and OTPs via SMS.
SMS Gateway	Choose Twilio for using the Twilio Gateway.
SMS Server Address	Set the URL of the Twilio Gateway.
Access Token	Provide the access token for authenticating to Twilio Gateway.
Account SID	Provide the account SID for the Twilio Gateway.
Sender No.	Provide the Sender No. for the Twilio Gateway.

Other:

Any SMS Gateway other than Clickatell and Twillio can be configured using the option Other i.e.

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
SMS Settings:	Defines the following:
Enable SMS Alert	Check this option to enable delivery of alerts and OTPs via SMS.
SMS Gateway	Select Other for configuring any other Gateway.
SMS Server Address	Set the URL of the Gateway.
HTTP Method	Select the HTTP method either GET or POST from drop down.
Request Headers	Defines the following:
Content Type	Content Type contains following options, select the required option: application/json application/x-www-form-urlencoded multipart/form-data
Authorisation	Authorisation contains following options, select the required option: 1. No Auth If this option is selected then no authorisation header will be sent in request. 2. Bearer Token If this option is selected then a text field will be displayed to enter authorisation token. 3. Basic Auth If this option is selected then a username and password field will be displayed.
Add Request Header	For adding more headers, click on 'Add Request Header' button. Two new fields will be displayed to enter Header Name and Header Value.
Request Parameters	Defines the following:
Parameter Number	Enter the name of the parameter that will be used to set the mobile number of the recipient. The ADSS server will set the value of this parameter with the mobile number of recipient. e.g. http://smsgateway.com/sendsms?to=+92321454545&message=This is a sample message In above example 'to' is the name of parameter.
Parameter Message	Enter the name of the parameter that will be used to set the SMS text. The ADSS server will set the value of this parameter as SMS text. e.g. http://smsgateway.com/sendsms?to=+92321454545&message=This is a sample message In this example 'message' is the name of parameter.
Add Request Parameter	To add more request parameters, click on 'Add Request parameter' button. Two new fields will be displayed to enter Parameter Name and Parameter Value.

SNMP Settings

The configuration items are as follows:

Items	Description
SNMP Alerts Settings:	Defines the following:
Enable SNMP Alerts	Check this option to enable the SNMP alerts.
SNMP Version	Set the SNMP Version to be used, possible supported versions are v1, v2 and v3.
IP Address	Set the IP Address of the server where the SNMP Manager/Agent is installed.
Port	Set the port number of the SNMP server - the default port is 162.
Variable OID	Set the unique identifier of the specific network device against which the SNMP alert will be generated; the OID can be obtained with the help of network administrator.
Community String	Set the Community String to be used. e.g. public
Timeout	The timeout defines the number of seconds the ADSS Server should wait for a response from the SNMP Server before closing the connection.
SNMP Failure Retries	This parameter defines the number of retry attempts the ADSS Server should do when it fails to deliver an SNMP alert.