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I'm having some problems getting Outlook to connect to my Office365 email account. When I enter my name, email address and password it doesn't automatically connect to the server and retrieve the details like it should. When I select manual configuration it asks for server address and I'm not too sure what that should be. I've tried the server which appears on my laptop's Outlook client (looks like [email protected]) as well as just randomschool.org and outlook.office365.com which is configured on my phone. Has anyone got any ideas? I'm sure it's something very easy but I haven't been able to figure it out.

 

Thanks.

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I had this until I created a DNS record internally.

 

I had to create an A record of autodiscover. under my public DNS name internally schoolname.co.uk zone pointing autodiscover.schoolname.co.uk to autodiscover.outlook.com

 

HTH

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If your using smoothwall then you will need to exclude some of the office 365 servers from the proxy authentication.
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If it's Outlook 2013 you need all the latest updates.

 

I've also found if you connect via a proxy the following regedit is needed. I get it to apply via GPO:

 

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\RPC]

"EnableForceHttpProxy"=dword:00000001

  • 8 years later...
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Sadly this is an issue for me now, annoying thing is I am trying to add a second email address to office outlook that is working perfectly, however when i try to add the second account I am getting told my web browser needs updating. Runnning the most upto date version I can find. The test email autoconfiguration feature in outlook .... doh I dont believe it...issue resolved all by its self...................mmmmm dont you just love Microsoft!!!!!!!!

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