User Guide: Vista Manager SNMP Plug-in version 2.9.1

# minimail

Usage
Search Path
Command Syntax
Example Command Line
Parameters

minimail is a simple mail transfer client which comes with SNMP Plug-in. It can be used to send notification emails on events such as trap reception. Administrator can be always notified of network events by receiving those emails using a mobile phone.

> Note

> > minimail is installed with SNMP Plug-in on a server host. When you access the server from a remote host, minimail cannot be run on the remote host.

> Note

> > minimail is a simple command-line mail transfer client. It cannot receive emails. It can check errors in parameter values only.

> Note

> > If you use "Send Mail" (minimail) action command for an event, test it on Command Prompt and make sure that emails are sent as expected.

## Usage

minimail is invoked by a command line. Although it can be used as an individual command-line tool, it is usually used in the action command for a specific event.

### Search Path

[AVM EX Installation Directory]\Plugins\AT-SNMP\NetManager\bin

### Command Syntax

minimail <SMTPServer> <Parameters...>

- <SMTPServer>
  SMTP server name
- <Parameters...>
  Other parameters

### Example Command Line

`minimail smtp.suke.co.xx --from allied@buu.suke.co.xx --to admin@pote.suke.co.xx --subject "Test Mail Part1" --mailfile c:\tmp\testmail.txt
`

### Parameters

The following list explains the parameters for minimail.
Required parameters are marked with "(required)" in "Description" column.
Separate a parameter name and its value with one or more spaces (except SMTPServer).
Note that you have to specify either --mailfile or --mailbody parameter but not both.

Table 1: minimail parameters
Parameter Name | Description
--- | ---
SMTPServer | (required) SMTP server name This must be the first parameter after the command name (minimail).
-p port or --port port | Specify the port number.
-f addr or --from (((param|addr | Sender email address
-t addr [,addr .. ] or --to addr [,addr .. ] | (required) recipient email address. Use commas(,) to specify multiple addresses.
-c addr [,addr .. ] or --cc addr [,addr .. ] | Carbon copy email address. Use commas(,) to specify multiple addresses.
-b addr [,addr .. ] or --bcc addr [,addr ..] | Blind carbon copy email address. Use commas(,) to specify multiple addresses.
-r addr or --replyto addr | Reply-To email address
-s string or --subject string | (required) email subject Note You can use special variables described in Action Command.
-m "content" or --mailbody "content" | (required if --mailfile is not specified) Specify a body text in double-quotes. Use "\n" for newline. This cannot be used when --mailfile parameter is specified. Note You can use special variables described in Action Command.
-i filename or --mailfile filename | (required if --mailbody is not specified) Specify a text file name which contains email body text. This cannot be used when --mailbody parameter is specified.
-a filename or --attach filename | Specify an attachment filename.
-e {Base64|UUENCODE} or --encode {Base64|UUENCODE} | Specify a Binary-to-ASCII encoding scheme for the attachment. The default is Base64.
-@ {JIS7|UTF8} or --charset {JIS7|UTF8} | Specifies the character set from either JIS7 or UTF8.
-B or --OP25B | Specify when using OP25B (Outbound Port 25 Blocking). If -p (or --port) is not specified, -p 587 is applied.
-S or --SMTPS | Specify when using SMTPS (SMTP over SSL/TLS). If -p (or --port), -B (or --OP25B) is not specified, -p 465 is applied.
-T or --STARTTLS | Specify when using STARTTLS. -S (or --SMTPS) must be specified when using this option.
-F or --no-check-certificate | Specify if the certificate is not validated.
-A or --SMTP-AUTH | Specify when using SMTP authentication (SMTP AUTH).
-P or --PLAIN | Specify when using PLAIN for SMTP authentication.
-L or --LOGIN | Specify when using LOGIN for SMTP authentication.
-C or --CRAM-MD5 | Specify when using CRAM-MD5 for SMTP authentication.
-D or --DIGEST-MD5 | Specify when using DIGEST-MD5 for SMTP authentication.
-u username or --userid username | Specify the user name to be used for sending mail.
-w password or --password password | Specify the user's password for sending mail.

06 Sep 2023 11:35