🔐 Basic SMTP Configuration
SMTP Server: Specifies the address of the server to be used for e-mail transmission. This server is required to deliver your emails to the recipient. SMTP Username: This is the username that allows access to the SMTP server. Emails will be forwarded to the server with these credentials.📧 Configuring Sender Information
Configuring the Sender Email Address: Changes the sender email address to a value you specify, creating the impression that the recipient received the email from a specific person or organization. Sender Name Info: Personalize the sender name shown to email recipients so that your emails can be recognized by the recipient. SMTP Username Change: This option allows you to change the username used for connection to the SMTP server to a value you specify.📧 SMTP Relay Authorization
- SMTP Relay acts as an authorized intermediary server to transmit your emails through another server. This server ensures your emails reach the actual recipient.
- Many businesses prefer to use SMTP relay services rather than sending emails directly from their own email servers. This ensures emails are delivered more >reliably, as these services typically have good relationships with major email recipients and make necessary optimizations to prevent emails from being marked as >spam or blocked.
- SMTP servers require an authentication process to prevent malicious use and to keep email traffic secure.
- Before running your simulations, you should ensure that your SMTP Relay authorizations are correctly configured.