Difference between revisions of "G-Suite E-Mail Setup"
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#Check the '''SMPT SSL''' box. | #Check the '''SMPT SSL''' box. | ||
#Type '''587''' in the '''SMTP Port''' field. | #Type '''587''' in the '''SMTP Port''' field. | ||
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#When the user clicks on "Test Email", an email will be sent to the user logged in. | #When the user clicks on "Test Email", an email will be sent to the user logged in. | ||
#Inside the client's G Suite admin account, add a rule to allow e-mail from the external IP address of whatever servers they are sending from. For cloud users, this will be 173.242.157.51. When google sees traffic from this IP, they should allow it without any authentication necessary. | #Inside the client's G Suite admin account, add a rule to allow e-mail from the external IP address of whatever servers they are sending from. For cloud users, this will be 173.242.157.51. When google sees traffic from this IP, they should allow it without any authentication necessary. | ||
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Revision as of 10:57, 11 June 2021
This section will explain how to setup Google G-Suite E-Mail
- Go to System >> Entry >> Sponsor Site Editor
- After clicking OK, click Find and select school 700.
- Click on Action and then Network Information
- In the SMTP Address field, type smtp-relay.gmail.com
- Check the SMPT SSL box.
- Type 587 in the SMTP Port field.
- When the user clicks on "Test Email", an email will be sent to the user logged in.
- Inside the client's G Suite admin account, add a rule to allow e-mail from the external IP address of whatever servers they are sending from. For cloud users, this will be 173.242.157.51. When google sees traffic from this IP, they should allow it without any authentication necessary.
