smtpmailoutlookcom

Smtpmailoutlookcom is a label occasionally used in software configurations to refer to the SMTP (outgoing mail) server for Outlook.com accounts. The underlying Microsoft service that handles outbound mail for these accounts is smtp-mail.outlook.com. In some setups, users or applications may enter smtpmailoutlookcom as the host name, but the actual DNS host to connect to is smtp-mail.outlook.com.

Configuration basics typically involve setting the outgoing server to smtp-mail.outlook.com, using port 587 with STARTTLS or port 465 with SSL, and enabling authentication. The user credential required is the full Outlook.com email address, along with the corresponding password. If two-factor authentication is enabled, an app password may be required for some clients that do not support modern authentication.

Security considerations are important: ensure that TLS or SSL is enabled for all connections and that credentials are stored securely. Outlook.com’s SMTP service enforces authentication to prevent unauthorized use, and many clients support modern authentication methods where available.

Limitations and policies may apply for sending volume and rate limits. Outlook.com accounts are subject to service policies that can affect bulk or high-frequency sending, so configuration should align with current Microsoft guidelines.

In summary, smtpmailoutlookcom generally denotes Outlook.com’s SMTP service in configuration contexts, with smtp-mail.outlook.com as the official host. Proper authentication, encryption, and adherence to service limits are essential for reliable outbound mail.