WHMCS
Use the built-in mail settings. Choose SMTP, then enter the host, port, username and password above.
Settings → System Settings → General Settings → Mail.
Application setup.
These applications have built-in SMTP or mail-server settings. Enter the relay details directly; no separate mail plugin is required.
Use these values
| Host | super.anitahostmail.com |
|---|---|
| Port | 587 STARTTLS or 465 implicit TLS |
| Encryption | TLS / STARTTLS |
| Authentication | PLAIN or LOGIN, required |
Verify the account, then create the SMTP credential in SMTP credentials.
Laravel
Use the SMTP mailer in .env and the same host, port and credentials. Set the encryption to TLS.
Ghost
Add the SMTP transport to the mail configuration with the host, port, username and password above.
Nextcloud
Use the email server settings in administration. Choose SMTP with TLS and the credentials above.
Administration → Basic settings → Email server.
Moodle
Use the outgoing mail configuration and select SMTP with authentication and TLS.
Site administration → Server → Outgoing mail configuration.
Discourse
Configure the outgoing email SMTP settings with the relay host, port and credential above.
Admin → Settings → Email.
Joomla
Use Joomla's built-in mail settings and select SMTP with authentication and TLS.
Global Configuration → Server → Mail.
Node.js / Nodemailer
Create an SMTP transport with the host, port, TLS and authentication values above.
Python / Django
Use the SMTP email backend with the relay host, port, TLS and credentials above.
Apps that need a mail plugin
WordPress, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop and OpenCart often need a plugin or module to use external SMTP. Those are separated on the mail plugins page.