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How to setup OAuth2 for Microsoft Exchange
- Sign into the azure portal and go to app registrations
- Click on "New registration"
- Enter a name, this name wil be shown to the users when configuring the SMTP server
- Choose the applicable supported account type
- Add a redirect URI with the following format:
- https://{yourURL}/platform/shareddata/connectiontoken/
- Create the registration
- On de azure portal go to the API permissions menu item
- Select “Add a permission”
- Select the “Microsoft Graph” option
- Select the “Delegated permissions” option
- Check the options:
- Email
- Offline_access
- SMTP.Send
- The completed permissions should look like the image below:
- In the API permissions tab click on the button “Grant admin consent for xxxxx”
- Confirm the admin consent
- After completing this step the permissions should show the status “Granted for xxxxx”
- To configure the SMTP server we need the following values:
- TenantId, can be found in the overview menu item of the app registration "Directory (tenant) ID"
- ClientId, can also be found on the overview menu item "Application (tenant) ID"
- Client secret, can be created in the "Certificates & Secrets" menu item
- After opening the menu item click “New client secret” and create a secret (we recommend setting the expire time to 24 months)
- Make sure to copy the secret value this cannot be viewed after leaving the page
- Open the Any2Info platform
- Go to Platform -> SMTP
- Select the "Plus button" to create a new SMTP server
- Choose for the option “Microsoft OAuth2”
- Fill the values as shown on the image below
- After all the fields are filled press the button “Set token”
- Sign in and accept the access request
- Press the validate connection button
- To save the settings press the save button
- To test the new SMTP server press the "Mail icon" and send a test email
- In the Any2Info platform open the settings menu option
- For all the mail settings make sure the correct SMTP server is set
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