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# Awareness Settings
**3.4** **Adding an Awareness Template to Your Campaign**
Select **Add Awareness Training** located beneath the attack email editor.
You will be redirected to the Awareness Template Gallery, where you can search for, preview, and select templates that detail the awareness training.
To complement the AI-simulated attack, find a template that focuses on the specific attack vector used.
Preview the Awareness Template
Similar to the Attack template gallery, you can dynamically preview both the email and landing page templates for your Awareness training.\
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**4.1** Awareness Settings:\
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Next, define the Awareness domain and email settings. This section is found below the Attack email template editor.
**Domain ->** You can either use the default system domain or send the awareness from a trusted domain.
Awareness Domain Hints
When directing recipients to Awareness content, it's important to associate a familiar and trusted domain.
Recipients, having just completed a successful phishing simulation, may be wary of clicking unfamiliar links. Using a known domain can reduce this hesitation and increase engagement with the training material.\
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There are two methods to accomplish this:\
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1\. You can send emails from a domain associated with your company using the internal Lucy mail server. Please make sure that all necessary DNS records are correctly configured and pointing to your Lucy server before initiating the campaign. For more details, refer to our [domain section](/application-reference/settings/common-system-settings/domains.md).\
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2\. You can directly authenticate to your company SMTP server to send the training directly from your internal mail server, refer to our [SMTP section](/application-reference/settings/common-system-settings/smtp-servers.md).
**4.2** Adjust the Awareness email body:\
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Lucy comes with generic email responses. It is highly encouraged to personalize these Awareness Training emails according to your company's branding and ethos.
**4.3** Click 'Next'
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