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This option makes you more vulnerable to abuse, either by malicious software on your users' devices or by incorrect SMTP settings. Any addresses (not recommended)-Sender address can be any email address, including addresses outside of your domain.This option is useful when you use third-party or custom applications to send messages. Only addresses in my domains-Sender doesn't have to be a Google Workspace user, but must be a user in one of your registered domains.Only registered Apps users in my domains-Sender must be a Google Workspace user in one of your domains.Enter a name for the setting and set up the following options:.If the setting is already configured, click Edit or Add another. Scroll to SMTP relay service and click Configure.You can view the setting at the child organizational unit level. You can add, edit, and delete the SMTP relay service setting at the top-level organization only. In the Admin console, go to Menu Apps Google Workspace Gmail Routing. Learn more about the spam and abuse policy and handling SMTP relay abuse. If we detect a user sending a significant amount of spam, we send an email notification to the super administrators for your Google Workspace account. To manage spam, Google monitors messages sent through the SMTP relay service. For example, use your domain name or the server name, instead of generic identifiers such as localhost or. We recommend that servers present unique identifiers in the HELO or EHLO arguments during SMTP connections.Your email provider can help you set up connection caching. Reusing connections is called connection caching, and it lets servers send multiple messages per connection. To avoid impacting these security methods, we recommend that SMTP agents sending large amounts of mail reuse connections. Google Workspace SMTP relay servers support security methods that prevent DoS attacks.The SMTP relay and Gmail user sending limits are independent and counted separately from each other. There are different per-user sending limits for sending email with Gmail, rather than SMTP relay. If you haven't yet paid a bill for your Google Workspace account, your account limits are lower. For example, when a user relays 1,000 messages to Recipient-A and 1,000 messages to Recipient-B, it counts as 2 messages toward the per-user limit and 2,000 toward your account limit. Per-account limits are for total recipients. The per-user recipient limits are for unique recipients. Per-user recipient and per-account limits Increasing relay limits is different from increasing Gmail limits, which can be done by ending your trial.

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To increase the SMTP relay limits for a trial account, you must pay a Google-generated bill.

The SMTP relay service does not support multiple envelope recipients (RCPT TO) when using a null envelope sender (MAIL FROM: ).

Addresses in the From: and Reply-to: fields are ignored. If the envelope sender is not a user registered with your Google Workspace account, the per-user limits don't apply.

Message count is based on the sender address used in the SMTP relay transaction.

To send messages to additional recipients, start another transaction (new SMTP connection or RSET command). Exceeding this limit results in an error message.

There is a 100-recipient limit per SMTP transaction for.

A Google Workspace user can't send messages to more than 10,000 unique recipients in a 24-hour period.

To learn more about account limits, go to Gmail sending limits in Google Workspace. However, this limit might be lower if your Google Workspace account is still in a trial period.

Each user can send up to 10,000 messages in a 24-hour period.

For more information, visit SMTP relay service error messages. If a user exceeds a limit, they get an error when they try to send a message.

Prevent mail to Gmail users from being blocked or sent to spam.

Redirect incoming messages with address maps.

We recommend following best practices for sending mail to Gmail users. If the number of recipients is limited, the address maps for the account might also be limited. If you exceed the limits, your users might get an error when they try to send a message.ĭepending on your email sending practices, we might reduce the recipient address limit for your Google Workspace account. The maximum number of non-unique email recipients allowed per organization are: The number of recipients your organization’s account can send to is based on your overall sending practices.