FME Flow: 2025.1 BETA
System Email
Select System Configuration > Network & Email > System Email.
Configure settings for an SMTP email server to use when FME Flow sends emails about System Events and Reset Password. Configure the fields under Email Settings. When finished, click Save.
Email Settings
Tip To auto-populate some fields for common SMTP servers, click Load Template.
SMTP Server: Mail exchange server domain name or IP address used for sending email.
Common SMTP Server Domain Names
| Provider | Server |
|---|---|
| Gmail | smtp.gmail.com |
| Outlook | smtp.live.com |
| Office 365 | smtp.office365.com |
| Yahoo Mail | smtp.mail.yahoo.com |
| Mail.com | smtp.mail.com |
| AOL Mail | smtp.aol.com |
| Zoho Mail | smtp.zoho.com |
| Yandex | smtp.yandex.com |
SMTP Server Port: Mail exchange TCP port used for sending email. If Connection Security (below) is SSL/TLS, specify port 465. If StartTLS or None, specify port 587.
SMTP Account: If the SMTP server requires authentication, this is the user name.
SMTP Password: If the SMTP server requires authentication, this is the user password.
Note For information about using passwords with a Gmail server, see this Google Help Center page.
Connection Security - The encryption mechanism used for the connection.
- SSL/TLS: The connection uses Transport Layer Security (TLS), formerly Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), supported by most common SMTP email servers.
- StartTLS: An SSL/TLS connection with the email server is initiated using the STARTTLS command.
- None: The connection is unencrypted.
Email From: Corresponds to the "From" field in standard email messages. If users reply to the notification email, it is directed to this address.
Client ID (for Microsoft OAuth Only): If SMTP Server is smtp.office365.com or other open authorization (OAuth) application registered with the Microsoft identity platform, provide the Client ID for your SMTP server.