How To Use SMTP With AWS SES?
How To Use SMTP With AWS SES?
1. Verify Your SES Identity - You must first verify your domain or an email address, This is a mandatory step that proves ownership of the identity, Verification is required before you can send any emails via SES.
2. Create SMTP User Credentials - Navigate to the SMTP settings section within the SES console dashboard, Generate a unique SMTP username and password for your application's authentication, You must securely save these credentials as they are only shown once.
3. Configure Your Email Client - Use the region-specific SMTP endpoint as your outgoing mail server address, Configure your client or application to use port 587 for TLS, Authenticate using the SMTP username and password you previously generated securely.
4. Exit the SES Sandbox - New accounts are in a sandbox, limiting sending to verified emails, To send email to any address, you must request production access, Submit a detailed support case explaining your specific email sending use-case.
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