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Hello all,
I would like to broadcasting some report to our customers. I have two questions:
1. Can I send the report to any valid email address?
2. Is it possible to use ALEREMOTE as the owner when send out the report? How to do that?
Thanks!

Probably the same reason you don't want to use root to do everything in Unix. It's a security concern, also if something goes wrong with broadcasting or whatever, you might need to blow away the ID, but you can't blow away ALEREMOTE. We created a separate system account just for broadcasting.
While technically you can go with what Emmanuel said about logging into portal with any ID then use ALEREMOTE under authorization user of the broadcast configuration, we've run into errors with that setup. So we played it safe and logged in with the system ID and created broadcast settings with that ID, so that both the setting owner and the authorization user are the same.

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