Christian Krakau-Louis
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4.2 KiB
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144 lines
4.2 KiB
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# Settings
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This guide covers the various settings and configuration options available in DMARQ.
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## General Settings
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### User Profile
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To manage your user profile:
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1. Click on your username in the top-right corner
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2. Select **Profile Settings**
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3. Here you can:
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- Update your name and email address
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- Change your password
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- Set your timezone and date format preferences
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- Configure UI theme preferences (light/dark mode)
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### System Settings
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System-wide settings are available to administrators:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **System**
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2. Configure the following options:
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- **Instance Name**: Custom name for your DMARQ instance
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- **Logo**: Upload a custom logo for branding
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- **Session Timeout**: How long before inactive users are logged out
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- **Default Language**: Set the default interface language
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## Notification Settings
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### Apprise Notifications
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Configure where DMARQ sends notifications:
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1. Navigate to **Settings**.
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2. Open **Notifications**.
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3. Enable notifications.
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4. Add one Apprise target URL per line.
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5. Save and use **Send Test** to verify delivery.
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Target URLs are redacted after saving so credentials are not exposed through the
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settings API or page reloads.
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### Alert Thresholds
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Set thresholds for when alerts are triggered:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Notifications** > **Thresholds**
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2. Configure thresholds for:
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- **Compliance Rate Drop**: Alert when compliance falls below a threshold
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- **New Sending Sources**: Alert when new IPs/servers send email as your domain
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- **Authentication Failures**: Alert when failures exceed a certain number
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- **Report Processing Issues**: Alert on report processing errors
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### Integration Notifications
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Apprise supports email, Slack, Teams, Discord, generic webhooks, and many other
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targets through the same notification field. Add each destination on a separate
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line.
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## API Access
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DMARQ provides an API for integration with other systems:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **API Access**
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2. Here you can:
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- Generate API keys
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- View and revoke existing keys
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- Set permissions and access levels for each key
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- View API usage statistics
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## Integrations
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### Cloudflare Integration
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If you use Cloudflare for DNS management:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Integrations** > **Cloudflare**
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2. Configure:
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- **API Token**: Your Cloudflare API token
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- **Zone ID**: The Cloudflare Zone ID for your domain
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- **Permissions**: What actions DMARQ can take on your DNS records
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### Other Integrations
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DMARQ supports additional integrations:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Integrations**
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2. Select the integration you wish to configure
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3. Follow the specific setup instructions for that integration
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## Backup and Data Management
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### Data Retention
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Configure how long DMARQ keeps data:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Data Management**
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2. Configure retention periods for:
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- **Aggregate Reports**: How long to keep aggregate report data
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- **Forensic Reports**: How long to keep forensic report data
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- **Activity Logs**: How long to keep system activity logs
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### Backup Configuration
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Set up automated backups:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Data Management** > **Backups**
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2. Configure:
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- **Backup Schedule**: How often to create backups
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- **Backup Location**: Where to store backups (local, S3, etc.)
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- **Retention**: How many backups to keep
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### Data Export
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Configure scheduled data exports:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Data Management** > **Exports**
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2. Configure scheduled exports to CSV or JSON format
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3. Set delivery methods (download, email, FTP, etc.)
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## System Logs
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View and manage system logs:
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Logs**
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2. Filter logs by:
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- **Log Level**: Error, Warning, Info, Debug
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- **Component**: API, Parser, IMAP, Authentication, etc.
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- **Time Range**: When the logs were generated
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3. Download logs for external analysis if needed
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## Advanced Settings
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Advanced configuration options (administrators only):
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1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Advanced**
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2. Configure:
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- **Database Connection**: Change database settings
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- **Worker Configuration**: Configure background processing settings
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- **Caching**: Adjust cache settings for performance
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- **Debug Mode**: Enable additional logging for troubleshooting
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