Channel Originators
Various services send notifications to users using communication channels. The sender names that appear in the message headers of those notifications are called channel originators.
When you configure a service that sends notifications, you specify the channel originators that the service uses.
A channel originator applies to a particular channel. If a service uses multiple channels, you may also want to define multiple originators to be used with that service.
Channel Originator Parameters
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Parameters |
Description |
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Name |
Name of the channel originator. |
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Originator Address |
Specifies the originator address that appears in the message header of the notification. This must be a valid and active e-mail address. |
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Channel |
Specifies the communication channel . You can use the standard communication channels that are delivered, such as EMAIL, or your own communication channels. Ignore the entries INBOX and NULL, since they are no longer used. |
To configure a channel, choose System Administration → System Configuration → Knowledge Management → Content Management → Utilities →Channel Originators → Channel Originator.
You have to set up at least one channel originator of the type EMAIL (parameter Channel = EMAIL) so that the system is able to send subscriptions by e-mail.
Name = subscription.EMAILOriginator Address = Subscription-Service <notificator@company.com>Channel = EMAIL