I want to know how can i get email information regarding two office 365 users.I want to log email send by an office 365 user to another 365 user.Where can i get that.?I have integrated office 365 to my SIEM and currently have management,sharepoint logs.Please help
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I have a contact form built with Laravel, and I want to send an email to my company email which is hosted from office 365 and my website hosting is Cloudflare
this is the env file configuration
MAIL_MAILER=smtp
MAIL_DRIVER=sendmail
MAIL_HOST=smtp.mail.yahoo.com
MAIL_PORT=465
MAIL_USERNAME=xxxxxxxxxx#yahoo.com
MAIL_PASSWORD=xxxxxxxxxx
MAIL_ENCRYPTION=ssl
MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=mxxxxxxxxxx#yahoo.com
when I send an email using a contact form the email never receives to company email and when I try another receiver like yahoo or Gmail the message is delivered fine.
do any one know why i can't receive emails in my company email.
I have tried mailtrap testing and every thing was fine
I have fixed the problem, Cloudflare needs to add records to the domain to be authenticated by office 365
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/need-help-with-office-365-error/80501/4
I'm using iPhone with gmail and IFTTT app.
I want to ring my phone when an email from gmail has subject "XYZ".
Is it possible?
I have searched IFTTT but unable to find such thing.
There are no triggers for the Gmail service currently. This trigger only currently exists in IFTTT through the Outlook (Office 365 Business) service. Note that you'd have to sign up Office 365 Business, not the free personal version. You could access your Gmail account through Outlook (Office 365 Business) or forward emails from Gmail to a new Outlook (Office 365 Business) email account in order to effectively do this using IFTTT. Alternatively, you can try another integration app like Zapier which still has Gmail triggers such as the one you are looking for. However, there are limits to how often you can run an applet/zap under a free plan each month.
We have Dynamics CRM 365 (on-prem) and Exchange Server online. We have configured Email Server Profile in CRM for Exchange Server to send/receive emails. Now, in CRM, we have around 90 active users with their mailboxes are associated with the Email Server profile for incoming and outgoing emails. All the users are allowed to send emails, and we have enabled only one mailbox to receive email. Once the email is received in CRM, the To field is addressing to all 90 mailboxes. And once anyone went to Reply or Reply All all users are being shown in the previous list.
I want the email should be received in CRM and all users should have access to view email and then they should allow to reply as well.
I'm trying to write an app that checks an Inbox for mail items with attachments and the mail is on Office 365. I tried following the instructions on the Office Developer Center regarding registering an app, but it would seem that it must be either a web application or a native app (assuming to a phone). Can you not simply connect to Office 365 (using the API) and get mail items using a test console application?
Well, I found what I was looking for. In case someone else is in need of connecting to Office 365 Email (or any Exchange for that matter), I recommend the following links:
Sample Code to Connect With Exchange
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/exchange/How-to-export-email-8d89883d
How to Connect/Work With Exchange
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn535506(v=exchg.150).aspx
How to Get/Work With Attachments
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn726695(v=exchg.150).aspx
Last week I tried to configure our application to send mails using mailgun. I added the txt and cname records for mg.mydomain.com.
But what I actually want is to send on behalf on an email like user#mydomain.com and not the mg.mydomain.com subdomain.
So I changed the 'From' address to user#mydomain.com. After a while I noticed 5% of my mail got bounced back because of some spam filter. Probably because there weren't any MX records on the mg.mydomain.com domain.
The user#mydomain.com is used by outlook 365. All mail send to us should be delivered at the outlook 365 server, not mailgun.
So the perfect situation for me would be to:
Send from outlook 365 as user#mydomain.com.
Send from mailgun as user#mydomain.com
Receive at outlook 365 (like it is set up right now)
What I'm afraid of is when I'm sending an email from mailgun it still won't get through the spamfilters because the outgoing server (mailgun) is different from the server my MX record points to (outlook 365).
Could anyone confirm this or is this not a problem when setting up extra txt and cname records for mydomain.com?
You probably use DNS to set up a TXT record in which you state which servers your mail is allowed to come from. (SPF-record). Does this include both the Mailgun servers, and the Office 365 servers?
You probably also set up DKIM to sign the outgoing e-mails. Mailgun automatically signs the e-mails it sends using the DKIM setup. I'm not sure about Office 365. Perhaps the e-mail is being rejected because Office 365 does not sign your e-mails, or perhaps Mailgun and Office 365 both sign the e-mails using different private keys (this is likely), but only one of them has a public key defined in the DNS server (don't know, could be).
As long as you don't set your MX records to something done by Mailgun, you can receive all you want.