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SMTP

SMTP is the resource Send Email sends through. It holds the server address, the credentials, the transport security mode, and a default sender address.

Port and Security work together: leaving the port at 0 derives it from the security mode you choose, so most servers need only the host and credentials.

The resource has two tabs: Configuration and Advanced.

Configuration

FieldRequiredDescription
NameOptionalName of the resource.
DescriptionOptionalDescription of the resource.
HostOptionalSMTP server hostname, for example smtp.gmail.com. Mapping and vault values are supported.
UsernameOptionalLogin user. Mapping and vault values are supported.
Password / OAuth2 TokenOptionalPassword for Basic authentication; for OAuth2 this is the bearer token. Mapping and vault values are supported.
Default FromOptionalDefault sender address. The Send Email activity or its input may override it.

Advanced

FieldRequiredDescription
PortOptionalDefaults to 0, which derives the port from Security.
SecurityOptionalSTARTTLS, TLS/SSL, or None (plaintext). Defaults to STARTTLS.
AuthenticationOptionalBasic (user + password), OAuth2 (XOAUTH2), or None. Defaults to Basic (user + password).
Connect Timeout (ms)OptionalDefaults to 10000.
Read Timeout (ms)OptionalDefaults to 30000.
Extra PropertiesOptionalAdditional mail.smtp.* properties.

Derived ports

Leaving Port at 0 derives it from the security mode.

SecurityPort
STARTTLS587
TLS/SSL465
None (plaintext)25
info

Unsafe TLS overrides set through Extra Properties are ignored — this includes disabling hostname or certificate checks, or disabling STARTTLS.