These connections can be used to integrate data from your email servers with a few easy steps.
Authentication Connection
Used to authenticate repository/output connections that need certain authentication fields like access tokens or refresh tokens. More info
Configuration
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Connection Name: Unique Name for the Auth Connection to identify it in the UI.
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Username: The username to authenticate with the repository if applicable.
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Password: The password to authenticate with the repository if applicable.
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Server URL: URL of the email service location.
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Server port: The port number that your email server is listening on.
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Protocol: The email protocol type being used (IMAP, IMAPS, POP3, GIMAP, PST)
Discovery Connector
Schema Instance Configuration
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Name: Unique Name for the Discovery Connection to identify it in the UI.
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Type: The Discovery Type refers to the type of the repository (i.e. CMIS, SharePoint, Documentum etc.).
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Version: Each Discovery Schema can have multiple versions. Selecting this version will set which is used in Job Mappings as well as which schema will be shown when examining a schema.
Integration Connection
Also known as input and output connections. Their job is to query or crawl remote systems for files, folders, metadata, versions, and renditions. More info
Configuration
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Connection Name: This is a unique name given to the connector instance upon creation.
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Description: A description of the connector to help identify it better.
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Authentication Connection: Your email auth connection
Job Configurations
Email Repository Job Specification
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Max Emails Returned
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Email Folder
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Search Terms
Content Service Connections
Supported Methods
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Create File
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Update File
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Update Properties
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Get File Content
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Get Object Properties
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Get Edit Properties
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Get Content
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Get Root Folder ID
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List Folder Items
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Delete Object by ID
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