WordPress: WP Mail SMTP
Install WP Mail SMTP, choose “Other SMTP”, then enter the host, port, TLS, username and password above. Send a test email from the plugin.
Mail plugin setup.
Some applications need a mail plugin or module before they can use external SMTP. Choose one plugin for the application, not several.
Use these values
| Host | super.anitahostmail.com |
|---|---|
| Port | 587 STARTTLS or 465 implicit TLS |
| Encryption | TLS / STARTTLS |
| Authentication | PLAIN or LOGIN, required |
No sender-domain verification or DNS changes are required. The SMTP password is shown once when the credential is created.
WordPress alternatives
FluentSMTP, Post SMTP or Easy WP SMTP also work. Use only one SMTP plugin at a time to avoid conflicting mailers.
WooCommerce
WooCommerce uses the WordPress mailer. Configure one of the WordPress SMTP plugins above; order and account emails will use the same relay.
Drupal: SMTP Authentication Support
Enable the SMTP Authentication Support module and configure it with the SMTP host, port, TLS and credentials above.
Magento: SMTP extension
Install a compatible SMTP extension for your Magento version, then configure it with the relay settings above. Disable competing mailer extensions.
PrestaShop / OpenCart
Install the SMTP module for your version and enter the host, port, TLS and authentication values above.
Contact forms
Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WPForms and similar WordPress form plugins use the WordPress mailer. The WP SMTP plugin handles their messages too.
Which page do I need?
- WordPress: this page, then choose one WordPress SMTP plugin.
- WHMCS or Laravel: use the built-in SMTP settings on the Apps page.
- Server-wide relay: use the Control panels page.