Cloud SMTP for Joomla!

Joomla! integrates with many plugins allowing you to communicate with your online users by sending email messages. However, often outgoing messages from popular systems such as Joomla! or WordPress do not reach their recipients.

Switching infrastructure to EmailLabs will not only increase deliverability, but also:

• allows to track real-time statistics of your email performance,
• makes it easier to access detailed logs of all messages sent,
• lets you use a dedicated IP address and take care of your own sender reputation,
• separates traffic for transactional and marketing messages,
• automatically blocks sending to non-existent email addresses.

How to setup SMTP server in Joomla! ?

• After logging into your Joomla dashboard click on “System” at the top of the panel and then “Global Configuration”
•  In the next step, select the “Server” tab”.

Send mail – Yes
Disable Mass Mail – No
From Email – email address from which messages will be sent
From Name – Your sender name
Reply to Email – email address to which recipients will be able to reply. If it’ s the same as the From address, it can be left blank.
Reply to Name – Your sender name
Mailer – SMTP
Serwer SMTP– smtp.emaillabs.net.pl
SMTP Port – 587 for TLS or 465 fr SSL
SMTP Security – SSL/TLS
SMTP Authentication – Yes
SMTP username –  put your panel name: 1.**********.smtp
SMTP Password– SMTP password which you set in Emaillabs>SMTP Accounts>Active Accounts>change password

Once you have finished configuring the SMTP data in your Joomla system, click the “Save” button at the top left of the page.

Perform a test, e.g., by mass-sending. If the return-path emaillabs.net.pl appears in the message header, it means that the message was sent by EmailLabs servers.