We are just trying to push the boundaries as much as possible from our department side. You know. If we go to the IT department, we have to go formally from creating indents to multiple approvals. Imagine if there is a way to send and receive emails without those hassles!!!
Those "hassles" are there to protect the business. E-mail is a GIANT security weakness. Your department manager is risking their job by "pushing the boundaries".
The issue is not that they have simply disabled SMTP.
No. It's not like that. Our institute is just growing. Please try to see this way: "What if the IT doesn't know how to enable that?" That is the case in most of our institute infrastructure. I (also my team and my managers) are not trying to break our institution's law but basically we just don't want trouble other teams...
Then he should have the power to direct them to enable it.
You won't get assistance on this board to bypass ANY security features. Providing information like that is against the rules of this board.
No I am not. Yes. We all can open gmail, outlook and many other email services using the browser. I know selenium but that is unconventional to use in this scenario. Anyway, that is my last resort.
At the same time I am not degrading my employer but the fact is they just providing rural employment. In that way, they are always "Great!""Then you have a totally incompetent IT dept."
Yes. That's exactly is the case. We all know the "Admin Password"
Otherwise for school dropouts like me. IT jobs are always day dreaming. My employer is making my dream come true. It's my long-term ambition
If you have Outlook as an approved e-mail method, then you can integrate outlook into an ASP app -- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53516925/how-to-integrate-outlook-in-asp-net-core-mvc-2-1
We are the core department currently trying to automate the whole office processes. Across all Departments. And I am the guy who is gonna do it
Then if this is to be an actual company-wide function, it would seem to be a simple process to get your rules changed, and SMTP enabled.We are the core department currently trying to automate the whole office processes. Across all Departments. And I am the guy who is gonna do it
There is USE the approved tools. You said Outlook was an approved e-mail tool. There is an API for outlook -- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/outlook-mail-concept-overview
Then the e-mail administrator could create the account. That seems like a typical task that your IT department should be able to handle.Again SMTP or POP3 or IMAP. Not able to even setup the account in Outlook
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