SMTP HOST Name in DB Tables

Hi Gurus,
is there any table which stores the SMTP Host Name in the Database? Appreciate your responses.
Thanks!

Hi;
Please check below note which could be helpful:
Unable To Email Dunning Letters - Could not connect to SMTP host [ID 460664.1]
How to Perform a Meaningful SMTP Telnet Test to Troubleshoot Java Mailer For Sending Email Notifications [ID 753845.1]
XML Gateway Fails To Send Workflow Message -- javax.mail.MessagingException: Could Not Connect To SMTP Host [ID 863314.1]
Regard
Helios

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