🦾Adding a server in the backend UI
Velocity MTA servers list sending IP addresses that can be used for sending email when they've been added to an MTA delivery policy and the policy has been added to a postal route
Go to MTA -> Velocity MTA Servers in the backend site navigation
Header domain
Add the domain to use in the email headers for mail sent over each IP address
Link domain
Add the link domain that will be used in the email template body for mail sent over each IP address
The link domain must have a valid A record pointing to a Velocity MTA server IP address
not your platform installation address
MTA Management IP URL
The service URL must be the IP address of the management ip configured in velocity-install/conf/mta.conf
MTA Password
The MTA Password must match the password in velocity-mta/conf/mta.conf on the Velocity MTA server exactly
MTA Management IP URL Syntax
The URL syntax must start with http://, then the management IP address, then :81 for the port
Example valid URL Syntax: http://172.16.50.1:81
Verify Velocity MTA received your server configuration
On your server where the Velocity MTA container is running, begin monitoring the log file
Click save to push your changes
If the service URL is set properly and the access key matches what's in the velocity-install/logs/velocity.log file, velvet.log should show something like the following
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