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|SMTP Port|25 or 587 (for unencrypted/TLS connections).|
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|Email From|Provide an email address. The address doesn't need to be authentic.|
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|Use authentication|Select this check box.|
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|Username|Provide the SendGrid username.|
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|Password|Provide the password you used when you created the SendGrid resource in Azure.|
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|Username|Use "apikey" directly if using SendGrid|
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|Password|Provide the password you copied when you created the SendGrid apikey in Azure.|
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|Password Confirmation|Reenter password.|
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|Start TLS|Select this check box|
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1. From the **Manage Alert Notifications** window, select **Close**.
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## FAQ
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### No appropriate protocol error if the TLS checkbox is checked
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If you select **Start TLS** from the **Create Alert Notification** page, and you receive a *"No appropriate protocol"* exception in the Ambari server log:
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1. Go to the Apache Ambari UI.
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2. Go to **Alerts > ManageNotifications > Edit (Edit Notification)**.
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3. Select **Add Property**.
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4. Add the new property, `mail.smtp.ssl.protocol` with a value of `TLSv1.2`.
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## Next steps
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In this tutorial, you learned how to configure Apache Ambari email notifications using SendGrid. Use the following to learn more about Apache Ambari:
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