Adding a new From Address to your G Suite account I haven’t touched the settings since…if I want to make any changes, I’ll be forced to enter an SMTP server. I have the Gmail account, and I set up as an Alias From Address way back in 2012, so I was able to do so and still use Gmail’s servers. On the other hand, you might be lucky and grandfathered in if you set up your Alias From Address before Google made this change. Gmail was opening itself up to abuse by allowing people to send any emails they wanted from any domain they wanted through their email system.
With the increase in usage of SPF and DKIM, it no longer made sense for Gmail to allow you to send emails from a domain that Gmail itself has no control over, through Gmail servers. Gmail made this change around August of 2014. My personal email account is so if I want the ability to send “from” inside my account, then I’ll be forced to enter the SMTP server settings to send mail from When and why did Gmail make this change? A few years ago, Gmail changed that policy and now forces you to enter the SMTP server credentials for any new From Address you want to set up that isn’t hosted on Gmail or G Suite.įor example, I own the domain and one of my old email address is is NOT a G Suite domain. It used to be that you could configure any additional address that you own to use as a From Address in your Gmail account and have those emails send through Gmail’s servers.
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How to add a new “From” address to your Gmail account. If you then send a mail merge campaign “from” one of these alias addresses, it could impact your email deliverability because your emails may not get sent through Gmail’s high deliverability email servers.
In Gmail you have the ability to send not only from your or G Suite email address, but also any “alias” From Addresses that you configure in your Gmail Settings as well under “Send mail as”.
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