A Database Mail account contains the information that Microsoft SQL Server uses to send e-mail messages to an SMTP server. Each account contains information for one e-mail server.
A Database Mail supports three methods of authentication to communicate with an SMTP server:
Windows Authentication: Database Mail uses the credentials of the SQL Server Database Engine Windows service account for authentication on the SMTP server.
Basic Authentication: Database Mail uses the username and password specified to authenticate on the SMTP server.
Anonymous Authentication: The SMTP server does not require any authentication. Database Mail will not use any credentials
to authenticate on the SMTP server.
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