How to send email using smtp server?

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To send an email using an SMTP server, you will need an email client (such as Gmail or Outlook) that supports SMTP and the following information:

1. SMTP server address: This is the address of the SMTP server that you will be using to send the email. This information is usually provided by your email service provider.
2. SMTP port number: This is the port number that the SMTP server uses to receive incoming emails. The default SMTP port number is 25, but some servers may use a different port number (such as 587 or 465).
3. SMTP username and password: You will need to provide your username and password to authenticate yourself with the SMTP server before sending the email.
4. Email address: The email address that you want to send the email from.

Once you have all this information, you can configure your email client with the SMTP server settings and send an email. Here is a general outline of how to send an email using an SMTP server:

1. Open your email client and navigate to the compose email section.
2. Enter the recipient's email address, subject, and email content.
3. Click on the "Send" button.
4. Your email client will connect to the SMTP server using the provided settings.
5. The SMTP server will authenticate your account using the username and password.
6. Your email will be sent through the SMTP server to the recipient's email server.
7. The recipient will receive the email in their inbox.

It is important to note that some SMTP servers may require additional security settings, such as SSL or TLS encryption. Make sure to set up these security settings if required by your email service provider.