How to configure SMTP with Warmy.io?

Welcome to SMTP configuration 👋

If you cannot find your provider on the list, choose SMTP to connect to any provider or custom email server via SMTP settings.

Fields description:

• Email address: the mailbox you want to warm up.
  
  

• "Send from" name: Your name, which will be seen by the recipient of your letters.
  
  

• SMTP SSL/TLS: If your server has a secure SMTP connection, this option should be enabled.
  
  
   "On" if you are using a secure port (eg 587 or 465 port). 
  
   "Off" if you are using an unsecured port (eg port 2525). 
  
  ❗Warmy does not support using port 25*

• Username: The SMTP server username, which is used for authentication, can vary depending on the server. It might be your email address or a different login. Make sure to review your SMTP server settings. In this example, the SMTP username matches the email address
  

• Password: The password of the SMTP username. Please check your SMTP server settings. 

• SMTP host: Enter your server’s domain in the SMTP Host field. For example, if you're using IONOS, the address would be smtp.ionos.com. If you’re unsure, contact your email provider to obtain the correct SMTP server. For custom servers, make sure the SMTP Host matches your domain name.

• Port: by default use 587 or 465 for secure connection and 25 (standard port), 2525 an alternate port.
   

• IMAP:
  

❗Mailboxes connected without IMAP are not able to receive emails. 

• IMAP SSL/TLS:
  
  If your server has a secure IMAP connection, this option should be enabled.
  
  "On" if you are using a secure port 993. 
  
  "Off" if you are using an unsecured port 143. 
  
  
• IMAP username: most of the time the email address is the IMAP username.

• IMAP password: most of the time the IMAP password is the email password (or App Password if it's Gmail).

• IMAP host: Enter your server’s domain in the IMAP Host field. For example, if you're using IONOS, the address would be imap.ionos.com. If you’re unsure, contact your email provider to obtain the correct IMAP server. For custom servers, make sure the IMAP host matches your domain name.

• IMAP port: by default used 993 for secure connection and 143 (standard port).