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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.