How do I find my SMTP server SQL server?

How do I find my SMTP server SQL server?

Through SSMS:

  1. Right click the database mail icon and choose configure Database mail.
  2. Choose Manage Databse Mail accounts and profiles and click next.
  3. Choose View, change, or delete and existing account, then choose next.
  4. The server name listed will be your SMTP server.

How do I find my SMTP server details cPanel?

In cPanel, navigate to the Email Accounts interface, which you will find in the main page menu’s Email section.

  1. Click the “Create” button.
  2. On the next page, select a domain, a username, and a password.
  3. On this page, you will find the username and the URL and SMTP port number of the outgoing server.

How to configure database mail in SQL Server 2008 R2?

Right click on the Database Mailand open context menu. Click on the Configure Database Mailmenu option. Configure Database Mail option will run the Database Mail Configuration Wizard. Following the instructions within the Database Mail Configuration Wizard, it is very easy to set up dbmail for your SQL Server 2008 R2.

How to configure database mail using Object Explorer?

To configure Database Mail using a wizard In Object Explorer, expand the node for the instance you want to configure Database mail. Expand the Management node. Right-click Database Mail, and then click Configure Database Mail. Complete the Wizard dialogs

What do I need to configure database mail?

Specify the user name and password required by the SMTP server. Type the user name that Database Mail uses to log in to the SMTP server. The user name is required if the SMTP server requires basic authentication. Type the password that Database Mail uses to log in to the SMTP server.

How does database mail connect to SQL Server?

Encrypts communication using Secure Sockets Layer. Connection is made to the SMTP server using the credentials configured for the SQL Server Database Engine service. Specify the user name and password required by the SMTP server. Type the user name that Database Mail uses to log in to the SMTP server.