Smtp mail.outlook.com

smtp.mail.outlook.com is the SMTP server for Outlook.com, a free email service provided by Microsoft. Here are some key details about using this SMTP server:

SMTP Settings:

• Server: smtp.mail.outlook.com
• Port: 587 (or 25, but 587 is recommended)
• Encryption: TLS (Transport Layer Security)
• Authentication: Required (using your Outlook.com email address and password)

Sending Email:

To send email using smtp.mail.outlook.com, you'll need to configure your email client or application to use these settings. Here are some general steps:

1. Open your email client or application (e.g., Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, or a programming library like Python's smtplib).
2. Go to the settings or preferences section and look for the "SMTP" or "Outgoing Mail" settings.
3. Enter smtp.mail.outlook.com as the SMTP server.
4. Set the port to 587 (or 25, but 587 is recommended).
5. Choose TLS as the encryption method.
6. Enter your Outlook.com email address and password to authenticate.
7. Save your changes and try sending an email.

Notes:

• Make sure your email client or application is configured to use the correct authentication method (e.g., username and password, or OAuth).
• If you're using a third-party email client or application, you may need to enable "Less Secure Apps" in your Outlook.com account settings to allow access.
• Be aware that smtp.mail.outlook.com may have usage limits or restrictions, so be sure to review the Outlook.com terms of service and usage guidelines.