How to Whitelist Threatcop IP in Lotus Domino.

How to Whitelist Threatcop IP in Lotus Domino.

Kindly follow the steps outlined below to whitelist the IP in LOTUS :
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Step 1 : Open Domino Administrator : Go to Start > Programs > Lotus Domino > Domino

Administrator.

Step 2 : Navigate to the Server Document : Click on the Configuration tab, then expand Servers and select your Domino server.

Step 3 : Access the Internet/SMTP Settings : Right-click the server document and choose Open. On the Ports tab, click Edit next to SMTP.

Step 4 : Enable IP Whitelisting : Under Access Control, check the box for Enable IP Address

Filtering.

Step 5 : Add Whitelisted IPs : Click the Add button and enter the specific IP addresses you want to whitelist. You can add multiple entries, each on a separate line.

Step 6 : Save and Restart : Click Save and then Restart Server to apply the changes.

This is how you can whitelist the IP in LOTUS DOMINO.

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