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Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Hi everybody,
i recently upgraded one of our clients from exchange to office365. Normally all internal status, alerts and scanning mails go through the internal mail server relay..
Since Exchange is being dismantled.. i need another way to accomplish this. Since most providers quit relayservices i have to use the relay server from Office365. This works for most cases.
The only thing is that Veeam in the latest version is not accepting my mx record domain name that is supposed to be used as the SMTP address in clients.
This name is in the following form: domainname-com.mail.protection.outlook.com
Veeam is not accepting this as an SMTP server, but i don't know why.. is it the length or the dash in the name.. Or does it only accept IP addresses.. For now i Pinged the domain name and entered that IP address in the SMTP field.. This works but is not the way i want it..
I assume that more and more people are going to use this way of relaying emails. And since many other systems just accept the format i also assume that it is not that big of a problem to accept such domainnames.
Kind regards,
Carlo van Orsouw
IT Performance Group
The Netherlands
i recently upgraded one of our clients from exchange to office365. Normally all internal status, alerts and scanning mails go through the internal mail server relay..
Since Exchange is being dismantled.. i need another way to accomplish this. Since most providers quit relayservices i have to use the relay server from Office365. This works for most cases.
The only thing is that Veeam in the latest version is not accepting my mx record domain name that is supposed to be used as the SMTP address in clients.
This name is in the following form: domainname-com.mail.protection.outlook.com
Veeam is not accepting this as an SMTP server, but i don't know why.. is it the length or the dash in the name.. Or does it only accept IP addresses.. For now i Pinged the domain name and entered that IP address in the SMTP field.. This works but is not the way i want it..
I assume that more and more people are going to use this way of relaying emails. And since many other systems just accept the format i also assume that it is not that big of a problem to accept such domainnames.
Kind regards,
Carlo van Orsouw
IT Performance Group
The Netherlands
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Hello,
i use office365 account for notification for few months without problems.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qbyi6bg7dgiy3 ... P.png?dl=0
Tonda Strnad
i use office365 account for notification for few months without problems.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qbyi6bg7dgiy3 ... P.png?dl=0
Tonda Strnad
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Carlo, what do you mean by not accepting, do you see any error message while trying to test connection?
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Thanks for your response.. i tried my relay server (without login that is) not the short mailserver name. But that is probably a good alternative..Tondas wrote:Hello,
i use office365 account for notification for few months without problems.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qbyi6bg7dgiy3 ... P.png?dl=0
Tonda Strnad
I use the relay server for all my alerting.. it is normally simple and easy to configure.
kind regards,
Carlo
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Yeah, kind of..foggy wrote:Carlo, what do you mean by not accepting, do you see any error message while trying to test connection?
i think it doesn't accept the dash (-) in the relayserver name.. it is the MX server name..
and it is in this form: domainname-com.mail.protection.outlook.com
this is not accepted right now..
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
I've brought this up with QC, we'll see whether this is a UI issue of not accepting the dash in the name.
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Dash seems to be ok in this field. Doesn't this case look similar (or does your server name have A record in DNS?)?
Probably, contacting technical support for a closer look is required here.
Probably, contacting technical support for a closer look is required here.
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Re: Feature Request: Accept Office365 domains as SMTP server
Running into a similar issue for outlook.com to an outlook.ie account.
An Azure VM running Veeam B&R 9.5 SP2
Using Veeam GUI (General Options, E-Mail Settings, advance) with auth, SSL and port 587 (also failing on 25) it won't send emails through
smtp-mail.outlook.com or its IP4 address
but it does work for
smtp.office365.com
Using powershell (new-object Net.Mail.MailMessage and new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient) to sent through smtp-mail.outlook.com on the same server works fine.
An Azure VM running Veeam B&R 9.5 SP2
Using Veeam GUI (General Options, E-Mail Settings, advance) with auth, SSL and port 587 (also failing on 25) it won't send emails through
smtp-mail.outlook.com or its IP4 address
but it does work for
smtp.office365.com
Using powershell (new-object Net.Mail.MailMessage and new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient) to sent through smtp-mail.outlook.com on the same server works fine.
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