Tutorial ESP32 Email Alert Based on Sensors Reading Sec 5 - SMPT Server Settings
Tutorial ESP32 Email Alert Based on Sensors Reading Sec 5 - SMPT Server SettingsOk, now we need to configure the SMTP server settings in our ESP32 code. This is crucial for the ESP32 to actually send emails. You'll need to provide the following information:
*SMTP Server Address:* This is the address of your email provider's SMTP server (e.g., "smtp.gmail.com", "smtp.office365.com").
*SMTP Port:* The port number used for SMTP communication (typically 587 for TLS or 465 for SSL).
*Sender Email Address:* The email address from which the alert emails will be sent.
*Sender Email Password:* The password for the sender email address.
*Recipient Email Address:* The email address to which the alert emails will be sent.
Remember to treat your email password with utmost care. Avoid hardcoding it directly into your sketch if possible. Consider storing it in a separate configuration file or using a secure method to retrieve it.
Let's move on to the code implementation. We'll use the ESP32Mail library, which simplifies the process of sending emails from the ESP32. Make sure you have this library installed in your Arduino IDE.
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