Configuration

Learn about the configuration settings that apply to Aurea CRM win only.

For information on configuration settings of Aurea CRM, see Configuration in the CRM.core Administrator Guide.

mm.ini File

[Communication]

To shorten the duration of outputting and inputting initial data stock downloads, use the following setting in the global mm.ini file:
[Communication]
FastLoad=*
To create initial data stock download fields for specific stations, specify the station numbers:
FastLoad=1000,1001,...

For details, see Quick Mode.

[SMTP]

The entries for SMTP define the Aurea CRM win settings used when:

  • Sending e-mails by clicking on an e-mail address field or using the File > E-mail or File > Single Letter menu options.

    The SMTP settings entered in the mm.ini file are displayed as the default settings the first time a mail is sent. These values can be changed however, see SMTP Connection Settings in the CRM.core Administrator Guide. Users can save their login data using the Store credentials option. The login data is saved in the smtp.cfg file in the user directory, and the dialog box containing the connection settings is no longer displayed when sending mails.

    The Connection Settings dialog is then no longer automatically displayed when sending e-mails. The Connection Settings dialog can still be accessed by holding down Shift while selecting File > E-mail from the menu.

    If a suitable configuration entry is present, the Connection Settings dialog is also not displayed.

  • Sending mass mailings and e-mails via triggers.

    The SMTP settings entered in the mm.ini file are used if no suitable configuration entry or smtp.cfg file is found, see SMTP Connection Settings in the CRM.core Administrator Guide.

To use SMTP, you need to enter "SMTP" as the E-Mail Client under General Settings in the Configuration info area, see General Settings in the CRM.core Administrator Guide.

Mandatory mm.ini entries:

smtpHost=<SMTP server name or IP Address>
smtpUser=<SMTP user name>
smtpPass=<SMTP password>
smtpSenderAddr=<The user's e-mail address>
smtpSenderName=<The user's name>

Optional entries:

smtpPort=<port>

The default port is 25.

smtpAuth=<Login method>

The following login methods are available:

0 = AUTH_NONE
1 = AUTH_CRAM_MD5
2 = AUTH_LOGIN
3 = AUTH_PLAIN
4 = AUTH_NTLM