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#Office 365 exchange server settings outlook 2010 password#

I tend to think that if Outlook is asking for a password more than once a week, then resetting the Outlook mail profile is the way forward (using the above method). I have found it useful to let the end user know a little bit about what you have done to get Outlook connected and that Outlook, occasionally asking for their password is expected and normal. Sometimes, Outlook may ask for the password but that is normal behavior. The above screen shots are taken from Outlook 2010 but they are the same for Outlook 2013. It collects all the major services of Microsoft like MS Office, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business, and large storage space at the OneDrive for Business. Click Next and then Finish and you should now be able to open Outlook as the user. Office 365 is the cloud platform of the Microsoft that is now known as the Microsoft 365. Once you click 'OK' you should see something similar to this:

#Office 365 exchange server settings outlook 2010 full#

Enter the user's full email address and password and check 'Remember' Then hit 'Check Name':Īt this point you should get a login box. Youll need an on-premises administrator account that has read access to your users mailboxes. All on-premises mailboxes will be moved to Microsoft 365. This then takes you back to the setup screen where you will need to enter the Server as '' and the user's full email address under 'User Name'. Microsoft 365 will need to connect to your Exchange 2010 servers by using Outlook Anywhere over TCP port 443. On the next screen enter the details exactly as shown here, then click OK: We've moved to Exchange Online (Office 365), but when a client of mine tries to set up Outlook, it discovers my old server which doesn't exists anymore. A profile is created and a mailbox connection is established, however it will continue to occasionally prompt for credentials. Now he is attempting to connect to our onpremise Exchange 2010 server.

Check the last check box and then click on the 'Exchange Proxy Settings' button: I deleted my old server with my Exchange server - I did not uninstall Exchange first, so I'm afraid that some stuff still floating around about my old exchange server. Office 365 Outlook connecting to onpremise Exchange 2010 VP has purchased Office 365 personal subscription and downloaded Outlook 2016. Then, under the Security tab change the 'Logon network security' to 'Anonymous' : On the next screen click on the 'More Settings' button: Then select 'Microsoft Exchange or compatible service' and then Next: To do this: On the Outlook configure screen check off the 'Manually configure server settings or additional server types' option, then Next: Enter the name, email address and password of the user and Outlook is able to work out all the other settings.īut, when those AutoDiscover records are not working - either they have not been set up with or they are not functioning correctly, and either way the first thing you should try is to get those working - you need to configure Outlook manually to connect to the Office 365 server.

When using Office 365, and if the AutoDiscover DNS records are setup correctly and working, configuring Outlook is easy.