Office 365: Add a "connector" under Admin > Exchange to allow your local static IP.
(I didn't because this is a VOIP server that needs its firewall off.) Delivery tab: Advanced: Enter your email domain as the "Fully-qualified domain name" and your email server as the "Smart host" (again in my case ).įirewall: I've read that you need to open port 587 for outbound.Delivery tab: Outbound Connections: Enter 587 for TCP Port.
Delivery tab: Outbound Security: select basic authentication, enter credentials of a valid licensed user check the box for "TLS encryption".Access tab: Add your local server IP to the "Connection" and "Relay" lists.Other alerts in O365 ecosystem Although this post has an example of an inbox rule with external forwarding, hidden rules can be leveraged for other evil use cases including: persistence, reconnaissance and data collection. Rule creation and modification inside the Unified Audit Log. I had to create a domain cert in IIS 7 with the name of my email domain. Point in time query via Exchange Web Services (EWS). Het werd aanvankelijk toegevoegd aan onze database op 25-08-2007. De nieuwste versie van GFI MailEssentials for Exchange/SMTP is 12.0, uitgegeven op 18-02-2008.
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After lots of trial and error, it finally started working by doing this: The Mailflow status report is similar to the Sent and received email report, with additional information about email allowed or blocked on the edge. This needs to have your HUB (s) listed in there. Also, you have no SourceTransportServers listed.
If you look at the HomeMTA and HomeMtaServerId, it shows DEL:I had the same issue after switching email service from one host to another (new one is Office 365). I would delete your send connector and make another one.