By default, TeamWorks is configured to use its built-in Postfix mail server for sending email messages. The Postfix mail server in TeamWorks communicates using only non-secured Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) packets. Secured SMTP (SMTPS) is not available.
In contrast, GroupWise 2018 only accepts SMTPS communications by default.
If you determine that there is minimal risk because, for example, GroupWise and TeamWorks communicate through the same switch, then the GroupWise server’s settings can be changed to allow SMTP communications. However, by default TeamWorks and GroupWise cannot exchange email messages.
To illustrate, let’s say Tristan’s organization uses GroupWise 2018 and his email address is tristan@tw-doc-lab.com. Furthermore, let’s say that he has requested to receive email notifications of TeamWorks events.
When a requested event occurs, TeamWorks sends an email message through its Postfix server to tristan@tw-doc-lab.com. Because the email it not secure, the GroupWise server rejects it.
Tristan’s systems administrator has two options for dealing with this issue:
Modify the SMTP settings on the GroupWise server to allow non-SSL communications.
In the GroupWise Administration Console, click Internet Agents > GWIA > Agent Settings and change SMTP to Enabled. (See the GroupWise documentation for more information.)
Or
Configure the TeamWorks Outbound Email service to use an email server with SMTPS capabilities. In this case, the alternate email server could be the same one where Tristan’s account resides.
Remember to set up SSL communications between TeamWorks and the mail server, including importing a server certificate into the TeamWorks certificate store.
Table 6-1 Worksheet 7—Email Integration
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