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NASNoob11
Jun 18, 2012Aspirant
Email addy req'd to install v5.3.5?
Can anyone please tell me WHY I MUST give the RAIDiator Installer an Email Address to install this F/W? I can not get by this initial screen. Is there some 'pass-thru' but inactive, address I can us...
StephenB
Jun 28, 2012Guru - Experienced User
Here is an explanation that may help: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/e-mai ... email3.htm.
NASNoob wrote: I sorta understand this, but, remain confused between the DUO's Internal SMTP server, and/or, an External (?) SMTP server.
Correct. Using the internal SMTP server in the Duo v2 does not resolve your concerns. My reply was not meaning to persuade you otherwise; I fully expected that you would reach the conclusion it would not work for you. I only was trying to explain what the internal feature was.
NASNoob wrote: In any case, even this does not solve my issue with the 'alerts' logic I can NOT disable on my new DUO-V2 using f/w 5.3.5...Any email 'alert' my DUO-V2 might send, via Internal or External, must go out of my home via my router to my ISP for process back to my Inbox; unless I have missed something.
Although the idea someone posted earlier of using a deliberately bad email address might possibly work, especially if your router also lets you block the SMTP service for the NAS IP address.
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