Test smtp mail connection

//This is the code to send an email message from a console application in C#


MailMessage Email = new MailMessage();

Console.WriteLine("Sender:");
MailAddress Sender = new MailAddress(Console.ReadLine());
Email.From = Sender; // Set the sender of the email message

Console.WriteLine("To:");
Email.To.Add(Console.ReadLine()); // Email address which receives the email

Console.WriteLine("Subject:");
Email.Subject = Console.ReadLine(); // Add emailmessage subject

Console.WriteLine("Text:");
Email.Body = Console.ReadLine(); // email message text

Console.WriteLine("SMTP server:");
string ServerName = Console.ReadLine();//Get the SMTP server address
Console.WriteLine("Port:");
string Port = Console.ReadLine();//Get the port which is used by the SMTP server

SmtpClient MailClient = new SmtpClient(ServerName, int.Parse(Port)); //Create object for SMTP server connection, but no login yet

Console.WriteLine("Username:");
string UserName = Console.ReadLine();//Getting username for login on SMTP server
Console.WriteLine("Password:");
string Password = Console.ReadLine();//Getting password for SMTP login
System.Net.NetworkCredential Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(UserName, Password);//Create credentials object for login at smtp server

MailClient.Credentials = Credentials; //Add credentials to object for smtp server creation

MailClient.Send(Email); // Send email message. If login at the SMTP server was not possible an exception will be raised at this point.