1. General Settings
General Settings
The General Settings section provides system administrators with the ability to configure core application settings, including system-level configurations and mail notification preferences. It is divided into two main tabs: System Settings and Mail Settings.
1. System Settings
The System Settings tab allows administrators to configure basic application parameters that are essential for system identification and access. Key settings include:
Application Name
Defines the display name of the application in the email alerts
Example:
CheckCle App
Application URL
The URL used to access the application instance.
This is critical for email notifications and system links to function correctly.
Example:
http://127.0.0.1:8090
Edit Functionality
Administrators can update the application name and URL by clicking the Edit button.
Changes are immediately applied system-wide.
Note: Ensure the Application URL is correct to avoid broken links in notifications and system-generated emails.
2. Mail Settings
The Mail Settings tab allows configuration of the system’s email notification system. This ensures that users receive timely notifications for critical events and system activities. Typical notifications include:
User Login Alerts
Sends email notifications when a new device logs into a user account.
Helps monitor unauthorized access attempts.
Password Reset Emails
Automatically sends password reset links to users requesting a reset.
Email Server Configuration
Administrators can specify SMTP settings, sender email address, and security protocols (TLS/SSL).
Best Practice: Verify that the mail server settings are correct and test the notification system to ensure emails are delivered reliably.
Summary
The General Settings section centralizes the key configurations for both the system and email notifications. By properly configuring these settings, administrators ensure a smooth and secure operation of the application, and users receive timely alerts for important events.
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