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Hey thanks for reaching out! The article you shared about throttling on port 25 is correct as EC2 will throttle port 25 by default, but it looks like you have a config issue before anything else as you are currently not able to send any emails from the instance.
You would need to configure an MTA like postfix to use SES as seen here: https://github.com/awsdocs/amazon-ses-developer-guide/blob/master/doc-source/postfix.md
Once the configuration is done and all is good, I recommend you to follow the steps in the article you shared to lift the restrictions on port 25 to avoid any future throttling.
Hi there.
The article you shared describes what you need to do to allow using SMTP with port 25. You should do this, however; an easier path might be to use a different port, like 465 or 587. All you need is to configure your application to send the emails using any of those ports. You can find more information about it on the documentation page Connecting to an Amazon SES SMTP endpoint.
I hope this helps.
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Thanks we need to edit postfix file, now its OK. We can sent mails, but now they are by default in spam folder. How to prevent this, options? Elastic IP address Reverse DNS record Third-party SMTP provider Something else?
Hey, the resources below cover the main topics on SES deliverability and the options available:
I hope this helps.