Configuring email

This pageapplies toApigee andApigee hybrid.

View Apigee Edge documentation.

By default, the developer portal sends emails in response to certain events. For example, when a new app developer registers on the portal, the portal automatically sends an account verification email to the provided email address.

Configure the following email settings for all email notifications originating from the portal:

Configure an SMTP server

When a portal is first provisioned, email notifications are sent to portal users from a generic sender address,noreply-apigee-portals@google.com. This approach is suitable for evaluation, but you should configureyour own SMTP server before launching your portal to users. When you configure the SMTP server, you can also configure the sender address, for example,no-reply@mycompany.com.

Note: We are not able to document a fixed range of outbound IP addressesthat requests from the integrated portal to your SMTP server may be sent from.

To configure the SMTP server:

  1. In the Apigee in Cloud console, go to theDistribution > Portals page.

    Go to Portals

  2. Click your portal name.

  3. ClickSettings.

  4. Click theSMTP tab.

  5. Configure the SMTP server settings:

    SettingDescription
    Server URLHost URL of the SMTP server.
    From EmailEmail address used as the sender.
    SMTP UsernameUser name for the SMTP account.
    SMTP PasswordPassword for the SMTP account.
    Use Secure Connection?Select to use a secure connection to the SMTP server.
    Auth TypeAuthorization type. Valid values include: SSL, TLS, or STARTTLS. Leave this field blank for no authorization.
    PortPort number for the SMTP server. The following ports are supported:
    • 465 (SSL)
    • 587 (TLS)
    • 25 (open, no authorization)
    Note: At any time, you can reset the default Apigee settings by clickingRestore Defaults.
  6. ClickSave.

Configure email notifications

Configure email notifications, as described in the following sections:

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Last updated 2026-02-19 UTC.