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Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Settings > Email.
3 Under SMTP Server, if you select Set organization SMTP server, type your SMTP server name (DNS
name or IP address) and the port.
4 If your server requires authentication, select Requires authentication.
5 Under Notification Settings, if you select Set organization notification settings, type the sender's email
address, an email subject prefix, and to whom you want the system notification to be sent.
6 (Optional) Type the destination email address and click Test Email Settings.
7 Click Apply.
Modify Your Organization's Policies
You can review and modify the default policies that were set by the system administrator when your
organization was created.
You are an organization administrator.
Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Settings > Policies.
3 Under Leases, use the drop-down menus to set the maximum period before vApps and vApp templates
expire.
4 Using the Storage cleanup drop-down menus, select whether you want to move the object to the Expired
Items page or permanently delete it.
5 Under Quotas, define how many virtual machines a user in your organization can store and power on a
vDC.
The default selection is Unlimited.
6 Under Limits, set a variety of limits, such as the number of simultaneous connections per virtual machine.
The default selection is Unlimited.
7 Click Apply.
Your policies for your organization are set.
Enable Guest Personalization in Your Organization
You can enable guest personalization for the virtual machines that are created in your organization.
You are an organization administrator.
Procedure
1 Click Administration.
2 In the left pane, select Settings > Guest Personalization.
3 Select the Enable domain join for virtual machines in this organization.
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