

If it does not succeed, make sure you have disabled “Per User MFA” for the account, or that it is in a “trusted location.” Security Concerns Wait about 30 minutes and try to test the email settings again, it should succeed. On the left pane click on “Azure Active Directory” then on the next left pane that opens up scroll down just a little and click “Properties.” Find “Manage Security Defaults” to open the tab on the right, and then select “No.” The last step is to disable “Security Default.” The only setting that matters is “Authenticated SMTP.” Under “manage email apps” you will see the settings in the screen shot below. In my test, I did assign a Business Basic license to the mailbox. If you don’t see any options under “mail” it’s because you have not yet assigned a license to the user. On that pane, select “Mail” and “Manage Email Apps.” On the left pane, click “show all” then “active users.” Select the use, and it’ll open up a pane to the right. To test this, I actually created a brand now Office 365 tennant so I would know what is the minimum required security deprecations to make the email notifications work.

If the settings are correct, and your Office 365 account has the correct settings, it will say “Succeed” when you hit “test.” Required Office 365 SMTP Settings: If you check “Health Mail” it will aggregate notifications over a period of time, and send them all at once. Add a mail receiver, which is the email address you want it to be sent to. The “Title” field will affect the subject of the email. I was unable to test it with a shared mailbox.įor sender, I used the same name as the username because I assumed it had a greater chance to avoid the spam filters.Ĭhoose TLS for authentication.

In my example, I do have a Business Basic license assigned to the account. Screenshot of the settings is at the top of the page.įor the smtp server, use, and port 587.įor the username, enter the email address as you would use to login to outlook webmail or other Microsoft services. Probably even the same for printers because most of this is configuration of the Office 365 tennant. I expect these settings to be the same for Dahua, IC Realtime, Amcrest, Hikvision, Clearview, and other camera manufacturers. It was a bit of a challenge to figure out what the problem was, but it does work at the time of this update (February 7, 2023). I recently needed to setup a Dahua camera to use a Microsoft Office 365 account for sending notification emails.
