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I'm an Office 365 'newbie' but looking at your question @ihaveaproblem - I'm not sure what you are asking. Perhaps if you explain in greater detail one of our fellow edugeekers will have a useful answer for you - they usually do!

How do I link office 365 to the email tile ?

I cant figure it out.

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I'm an Office 365 'newbie' but looking at your question @ihaveaproblem - I'm not sure what you are asking. Perhaps if you explain in greater detail one of our fellow edugeekers will have a useful answer for you - they usually do!

 

On HAP the email tile points to https://servername/owa

I want to link this to office 365, but I cant figure it out because it always wants to keep the server name.

I just want it to link to https://outlook.office365.com

Or even better if there is a way so it does single sign on with office 365 so the user doesn't have to log in again.

  • 3 months later...
Posted

Sorry to drag up an old thread but as its on topic I thought I would. What are the requirements for the Live Tile with office 365?

 

my users usernames are different to their O365 logins in this format:

 

smitj001 - School

[email protected] - O365

 

Using https://outlook.com/schoolname.co.uk in the URL field I'm getting URL Cannot be parsed. I'd love to have this set up.

 

@nickbro can you shed some light on this one?

 

Ta

Posted
The url for exchange will need to be the full url of the actual server, once you've logged into your emails, have a look in the address bar, that domain is what you need
  • 1 year later...
Posted (edited)

Ahh the shame of dragging up a nearly 2 year old thread.. i'm sorry.. but...

 

I'm failing to work this out and I'm wondering if things have changed a little at the Microsoft end since most of you set yours up?

 

When i connect to Outlook, i dont see a nice specific servername and even if I use the link with my domain name in it, it gets redirected to the standard outlook.office.com post-login.

 

 

Basically, when i log in to Outlook on Office 365, the URL is:

https://outlook.office.com/owa/?realm=domain.org.uk#path=/mail

 

But If i enter this in the "Exchange Support (Not Required)" field, i get the following error on loading HAP:

The request failed. The remote name could not be resolved: 'https'

 

I've tried many variations (as per suggestions in this and other threads) and get the following assortment of errors:

 

outlook.office.com/owa/?realm=domain.org.uk#path=/mail

= The request failed. Unable to connect to the remote server

 

https://outlook.office.com/owa/?realm=domain.org.uk

= The request failed. Unable to connect to the remote server

 

outlook.office.com/owa/?realm=domain.org.uk

= The request failed. Unable to connect to the remote server

 

outlook.com/owa/domain.org.uk

= The response received from the service didn't contain valid XML

 

Do i need to use impersonation to get the live tiles working? Presumably if i put an impersonation account it, that would need access to each of the mailboxes?

 

Again, really sorry to raise a very old thread from the dead!!

 

Cheers in advance,

Matt

Edited by mattgrimley
Posted

Thanks Nick, but that's not working for me.. though to be fair, i can't even get the impersonation stuff working through Office 365. I've created the management role and assigned everything out, but i'm just getting "5.7.60 SMTP Client does not have permissions to send as this sender". With regard to your suggestion above, i guess i might have some autodiscover rules which might stop that from working as we are currently operating in hybrid mode..

 

I'll get back in to this tomorrow and see if i cant make progress on some of it!

 

Matt

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)
If you leave the EWS url field blank HAP+ should auto find the URL to use.

 

Hey Nick,

I'm really sorry to be needy, but I think i'm possibly over-complicating things and rapidly getting nowhere!

 

We have an SMTP relay server configured internally which can relay mail without authentication for the relevant clients.

I can telnet from the HAP server to the SMTP server and i can generate emails from whoever to whoever at the organisation and they work fine.

 

Ignoring all of the EWS stuff (which i suspect won't work nicely for us anyway as we don't have SSO implemented), i can't get helpdesk emails working at all.. Booking notifications seem to be working however.

 

the relevent line from my hapconfig.xml file is:

 

but even that generates a "Invalid URI: The hostname could not be parsed." on login. (i guess that is just the exchange tile trying to do its thing?)

 

Is it logical for me to ignore the exchange support at the moment and just try to get helpdesk mails flowing again or are they inextricably linked?

 

Thanks again,

Matt

 

(P.S. I am concious that i'm possibly leading the thread away from its original focus, so if you'd prefer me to start a new one, i can move this!)

Edited by mattgrimley
Posted
Hmm, one of my presumtions above was incorrect. I can't impersonate unless "sendas" is explicitly set on the user account.. which i can find no way of doing "en masse".. I kinda thought the SMTP relay would handle that for me :(

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