Open Outlook and click the File tab.; Select the Info tab in the menu that appears in the pane at the left of the screen.; Click the Automatic Replies (Out of Office) button in the main screen. (If you don't see this option, you probably don't have an Exchange account.) In the dialog box that opens, click in the checkbox next to Send Automatic Replies.
Hello, I am running Sierra on my iMac and use Apple Mail (10.3) for several accounts including iCloud, Google, Yahoo, and Hotmail. My workplace moved to Office365, which uses Outlook mail. Previously, when we were on Exchange server, my account worked perfectly. However, after moving to Office365, I am unable to connect. Error message: 'Unable to verify account name or password.' I have tried to delete the account and 'add' the account as 'Add Other Account' 'Mail Account' with negative results.
I have also tried to add the account using the 'Exchange' process. NOTE: The Office365 Outlook IMAP process works great on my iPad and iPhone (iOS 10.3.3). Any helps greatly appreciated! The words Office365 is confusing.
It could just be the Office apps or it could be Office apps plus Exchange. You'll need to verify what type of email account you have with your work. It's possible they are using Outlook.com with your domain as IMAP rather than as Exchange. Normally, to setup an Office365 Exchange account in Mail, you setup as Exchange by entering your email address and password and it will auto setup.
In Mail, select the account then click on - to remove. This will take you to System Preferences Internet Accounts. Remove the account in Internet Account window. Add it back.click on + select Exchange then enter your email and password. Thank you Diane of Oregon, You are correct here: 'Normally, to setup an Office365 Exchange account in Mail, you setup as Exchange by entering your email address and password and it will auto setup.' The MS instructions simply direct the user to use the following server protocols: outlook.office365.com SMTP.office365.com The username is my email work address (and then password).
This process works for my iPhone and iPad, but does not on my iMac running Sierra. And, I have tried to add my work email account to Mail by using both the Exchange and Add Other Account, with negative results. Still searching for answers, Ralph. Do you know if other users at your work on Macs have the same issue? Have you tried to setup in Outlook? It's worth trying in a new User or the Guest User to eliminate an issue in your User's folder.
You can use the Guest User or create a new User for testing. CREATE A NEW USER Go to System Preferences - Create a New User in Users & Groups. Switch to the New User by logging out/in or use Fast User Switching.
You can skip logging in with an Apple ID unless you need to test iCloud apps. Hit continue then skip.
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Only default Apple apps will be in the Dock in the new User. Go to Applications to open other apps you might want to test.
Open System Preferences Internet Accounts and try adding your Exchange account. Do you still see the issue? I have created a new user on the iMac, and then added a new Exchange account, still with negative results.
Again, using the settings provided by MS: POP and IMAP settings for Office 365 for business email If your work or school uses Office 365 for business, add these POP and IMAP settings to your other email program. To learn how to add an Office 365 for business account to Outlook on Windows, see. Server name Port Requires SSL (TLS) Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server: outlook.office365.com 993 or 143 Yes (always encrypted) or Yes (STARTTLS) Incoming Mail (POP) Server: outlook.office365.com 995 Yes (always encrypted) Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server: smtp.office365.com 587 Yes (STARTTLS) Still looking for answers, Ralph. BTW, did you ever try to setup in Outlook to see if you can connect? Did you try just by entering Exchange email and password in the new User?
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Since the normal settings don't work for you, you will need to contact your IT at work for assistance. It appears that they have some customized setting that is required. Microsoft’s Exchange Server Remote Connectivity Analyzer is a free web-based tool that assists Exchange administrators with the testing and configuration of their external Exchange-based services. For example, it can assist in troubleshooting Autodiscover settings used by Entourage, Web Services Edition, or Outlook for Mac, which use the Exchange Web Services protocol. Autodiscover.(Fair disclosure: OfficeforMacHelp is my site. I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from links on my site.). Hello Diane of Oregon, I did try to configure Mac Office 2011 Outlook, with negative results.
I tried several server options listed above, and tried the Office365 auto connect; no luck. To you questions: BTW, did you ever try to setup in Outlook to see if you can connect? - yes, no success. Did you try just by entering Exchange email and password in the new User? - yes, same results.
Also, I tried your auto discover link, with negative results. The page stalled when trying load. Autodiscover Still looking for answers, Ralph. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.
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