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IIJ Secure MX Service

Account Management

We provide functions that streamline the management of accounts (email addresses) required for use.

IIJ ID Linkage (Single Sign-on) [Optional feature]
By linking with IIJ ID Service, you can achieve single sign-on to webmail, Microsoft 365, and other email services, and realize centralized management of account lists (whitelists).
Account Management API [Optional feature]
Email addresses can also be added/deleted automatically via software integrations. This reduces troublesome burden in managing accounts.

IIJ ID Linkage (Single Sign-on) [Optional feature]

By using the external service linkage option of IIJ ID Service, you can achieve SSO (single sign-on) to various cloud services such as webmail of IIJ Secure MX Service and Microsoft 365.
You can also use the ID management function of IIJ ID Service to centrally manage account lists (whitelists) for this service.

Account Management API [Optional feature]

API client programs are used to create and delete email accounts in your email servers while IIJ Secure MX Service account lists (whitelists) are automatically updated.
This eliminates the need to manually manage whitelists as well as mismatches between your email server configurations and whitelists.

Main API Features

Whitelist account registration

  • Specified email addresses can be newly registered as whitelist accounts (up to 1,000 addresses at one time).

Whitelist account deletion

  • Specified email addresses can be deleted from whitelist accounts (up to 1,000 addresses at one time).

List retrieval of accounts registered into whitelists

  • All accounts currently registered into whitelists can be retrieved as a list.

Viewing History Data

  • Up to 90 days of history data processed using an API can be retrieved.

Changing API Passwords

  • Passwords required for processing via APIs can be changed using an API.

Testing registration/deletion of whitelist accounts

  • This dry-run feature returns only execution results without actually registering or deleting email addresses into/from whitelists. This feature can be used to check program operation during API client development before actually needing to perform whitelist registrations/deletions.

Customer Provided Items

Program that uses API (API client)

  • The SOAP protocol is used for communication between the API and client.
  • Customers must develop the actual Java, .NET, Perl, and other programs that can use the SOAP protocol and prepare the servers and PCs that will be used to run API clients.

IIJ Provided Items

API specifications

  • We provide the API specifications that describe the methods, arguments, and return values required to develop API clients.

Sample Java Client Program

  • We provide a sample Java API client program that we developed for reference purposes. The program is a command line executioner developed in Java.
  • API specifications and WSDL can be used together to verify service specifications.

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