How to Generate App Password for Gmail, how to create app password |
Why we need or why we require this ?
Gmail is secure and we cant send email directly using the any app or mail client. we noticed
during the configuration of postfix or sendmail as gmail realy so we require this steps and get the generated password.
Follow the below steps to get the app password
Visit https://www.google.com/settings/security using your Gmail id which you are planning to use for SMTP relay.
Direct link Click here...
- Go to your Google Account.
- Select Security.
- Under "Signing in to Google,
Here 2-Step Verification is disable so we will enable it, just click on "2-Step Verification" and follow all step like provide your Phone Number and Enter confirmation code
After the complete verification steps, looks like
Once verified we will get the new "App password" option in above screenshot, Select App passwords and enable. we can define any device here below.
Click on App Passwords, it will ask your password to authenticate
Select app as "Mail" and device as "Other" and define custom name like LinuxTopic
Type Device name, as you wish and click on GENERATE button
Once Click on Generate, it will generate 16 character code like below
In the above screenshot, we added device successfully now we will use this code for authentication.
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Before Click on DONE, Copy password and keep in safe place.
In the above screenshot, we added device successfully now we will use this code for authentication.
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Note: The above code we can use in Postfix / Sendmail Configuration as Gmail relay ..
Note: The above code we can use in Postfix / Sendmail Configuration as Gmail relay ..
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