To be able to send email with an SMTP server, you will need the following:

1. SMTP server information: You need to know the address of the SMTP server you want to
use, as well as the port number and security settings. You can typically obtain this
information from your email provider.
2. Email client software: You will need email client software, such as Microsoft Outlook or
Mozilla Thunderbird, that supports SMTP for sending email.
3. Email account credentials: You will need to have the username and password for the email
account that you want to send email from. This is typically the same account that you use to
check your email.
4. Email recipient information: You will need to know the email address of the recipient, as
well as any additional information that you want to include in the email, such as the subject
and body of the message.

Once you have all of this information, you can configure your email client software to use the
SMTP server and credentials to send email. Typically, this involves entering the server address,
port number, security settings, username, and password into the email client's settings. Once this is
done, you should be able to compose an email and send it using the SMTP server.