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title: "How to set the parameters"
slug: "domum-how-to-set-the-parameters"
updated: 2026-03-04T12:03:41Z
published: 2026-03-04T14:36:45Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/domum-how-to-set-the-parameters"
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# How to set the parameters

This document provides information about how to configure the operational parameters of **Domum Remote Access** after setting up the SMTP email account.

## Set the parameters in Domum Remote Access

1. On Segura®, in the navigation bar, hover over the **Products menu** and select **Domum Remote Access**.
2. In the side menu, select **Management** > **Parameters** > **Domum**.
3. The system automatically completes the **Internal user domain** and the **Third-parties domain** fields.
4. In **Enable external authentication***, choose **Yes** or **No**.
  1. If you choose **Yes**, the system automatically completes the **Callback URL for SSO** field.

          Alert

          

If you enabled this field, make sure a provider is registered in Segura®. If no provider is registered, the external authentication won’t work properly.

1. In **Automatically grant access on Internal user provisioning***, choose **Yes** or **No**.
  1. If you choose **Yes**, enter a number in **Duration** of access and, from the dropdown menu, select *Minutes*, *Hours*, *Days*, or *Months*.
  2. If you don't want a specific group to follow the global settings defined in the previous step, you can specify unique settings when creating or editing an internal user group.
2. In **Initial authentication token**, complete the information.

          Info

          

  - Segura® recommends sending the token through SMS so that access information isn't centralized in one location, keeping the procedure more secure.
  - Zenvia is the only SMS service available.
  1. In the **Provider** section, choose between sending the token through **email** or **SMS**.
  1. Set the **Expiration time of the first token (in minutes)**.
3. Under **Email configuration**, select a **Sending account** for the access link.
4. In **Notifications**, configure how the notifications will be sent:

          Info

          

To avoid notifying anyone, simply leave this field empty.
  1. In **Access expiration. Notify:**, choose who you want to notify about the expiration. The options are *Access requester*, *Access user*, or *Requester and User*.
  1. Under **When notify?**, enter a number and choose the appropriate time unit from the **Before expiration** dropdown menu. You can choose between *Minutes*, *Hours*, *Days*, or *Months*.
5. Click **Save**.

A pop-up window displays a confirmation message indicating the end of the process. You’ve just established the parameters required to operate **Domum Remote Access**. To complete the initial settings, see [How to add an access reason](/v4-2/docs/domum-how-to-add-access-reasons).

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