Setting Up

Microsoft Outlook

Configure classic Outlook to send through the gateway's SMTP server.

Modern Microsoft/Outlook.com accounts are typically OAuth2-only and don't accept a manually configured SMTP username/password — check your account's security settings if the steps below don't apply. This guide covers classic Outlook accounts that still support standard SMTP authentication.
  1. Open File → Account Settings → Account Settings…
  2. Select your account and click Change, then More Settings → Outgoing Server.
  3. Enable My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication, and use the same settings as your incoming server.
  4. On the Advanced tab, enter the gateway's inbound server settings — server address and port — and set encryption to match the port (STARTTLS for 587, SSL/TLS for 465).
  5. Save, then send a test message to confirm delivery.

Advanced tab with SMTP port, authentication, and server fields set