settings for smtp relay service Set up Slack Then the third option is to Require TLS Authentication. Using IP address is less secure but I just want to set up something simple. But I’ve blurred out the whole IP address. In the screenshot, I’ve added specific IP addresses that emails will come from. Only accept mail from specified IP addressesįor simplicity, I will use option 1.Under Authentication, we have two options: If you’d like to use an email address in your organization then select “Only addresses in my domains” for the first option. Gmail smtp relay serviceĪfter giving this service a name (I’ve named it SMTP Relay), we have some options to select. Scroll down to SMTP relay service and click on Add Rule. You’ll need administrator access to your Google Workspace. The Gmail SMTP Relay allows you to send emails from your devices through. The benefit of using Gmail SMTP Relay is to ensure you’re allowing authorized emails from 3rd party devices such as our firewall but it can be used for devices such as printers, scanners, and more.

Within Google Workspace, we use SMTP Relay. We want to be sure this is done correctly so that spam isn’t sent from our email domain. The Gmail SMTP Relay service is important for sending with an organizational email address. Within Gmail, I’ll configure the SMTP Relay to allow emails from specific IP addresses, but alternatively authentication can be used. To make this work properly and to prevent spam, I’ll be setting up my Gmail SMTP Relay through Google Workspace.

My goal is to configure my Palo Alto Networks firewall to send specific logs from my domain email address through Gmail. It would be great if specific logs could be delivered to a Slack channel. If your organization is like mine, we heavily utilize Slack. I have a folder with over 190k unread emails about various logs but it’s hard to go through. Aren’t you tired of getting lost in logs? Email is the worst way to get logs too.

Forward email to slack