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Used to store credentials for integrations with external systems. Different data items will need to be completed depending on the nature of the external system. These credentials are available to be used by built-in commands like < | Used to store credentials for integrations with external systems. Different data items will need to be completed depending on the nature of the external system. These credentials are available to be used by built-in commands like < | ||
- | More sensitive items are stored in the database using AES256 encryption. Once saved, only the last four characters are shown, preceded by ****. The number of asterisks is unrelated to the length of the underlying data. | + | More sensitive items are stored in the database using AES256 encryption. Once saved, only the last four characters are shown, preceded by %%****%%. The number of asterisks is unrelated to the length of the underlying data. |
- | === SMTP === | + | ==== SMTP ==== |
As a minimum, a name, description and a host address are required. If specified, the Email Address will be used as the SMTP Sender email, otherwise it must be specified in the < | As a minimum, a name, description and a host address are required. If specified, the Email Address will be used as the SMTP Sender email, otherwise it must be specified in the < | ||
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If your email provider enforces two-factor authentication, | If your email provider enforces two-factor authentication, | ||
- | === Microsoft Graph API === | + | ==== Microsoft Graph API ==== |
To use the Microsoft Graph API with IQX, you must first set up IQX as an Application in **your** Azure Active Directory using the Create Azure Active Directory application. To do this, log into **your** Microsoft Azure Portal as an **admin** user. Then select __Azure Active Directory__ followed by __App registrations__. | To use the Microsoft Graph API with IQX, you must first set up IQX as an Application in **your** Azure Active Directory using the Create Azure Active Directory application. To do this, log into **your** Microsoft Azure Portal as an **admin** user. Then select __Azure Active Directory__ followed by __App registrations__. |