SMTP Server set up for emailing

Can anyone advise which BO documents sets out the procedure for setting up the job server for emailing, etc? The Admin and deployment guides talk about it, but don't specify how it's done.
Thanks.

CMC > servers > job server > destinations
enable SMTP and configure the default options from there. Some information may be required from your email admin.
Then schedule a report (that uses that job server) and select email as a destination. You will have the ability to select a specific address or use the default (configured on the job server in the 1st step). The accounts used will have to have access to send to the email SMTP server.
Regards,
Tim

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mailq_path = /usr/bin/mailq
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