Since EE ceased its email service on 31 May 2017, EE does not provide any SMTP server for sending emails from your own domain or email addy.
You will need to ask, or look online, whether your domain host or email provider provides their own SMTP server as well POP3 and/or IMAP servers. You may have to also take their email package or at least pay extra for their SMTP facility because some suggest, & others insist, that you use your ISP's SMTP server, which you cannot do here.
In most cases email providers will provide an SMTP server on at least one of the following ports:
- Port 25: Usually with neither SSL nor TLS & therefore insecure. Most providers will not allow their Port 25 SMTP to be used from another network. So look to them for the alternatives below.
- Port 465: Often with SSL but could be TLS.
- Port 587: Often with TLS but could be SSL.
In all cases they will usually require authentication to be the same as for the Incoming Server, i.e. your normal own domain email username & password.
In the extreme, you could experiment with the above combinations until you find one that works.
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