3.9.3 Microsoft Office 365 Integration
Overview
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Configure the hosted email server to accept email from MetaDefender Email Gateway Security server.
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Configure MetaDefender Email Gateway Security to relay out to hosted email server.
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Update MX record to point to MetaDefender Email Gateway Security server.
Detailed Steps
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Goto https://portal.office.com and login with your Office365 credentials |
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Go to Office 365 Portal > Admin > Admin Centers > Exchange. Once the Exchange Admin has opened, go to mail flow > connectors and click + to add a new connector |
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Select From: Partner organization and To: Office 365, then click Next |
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Specify a name for the connector (e.g. Metadefender Email) and ensure that the option 'Turn it on' is checked. Then click Next |
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Select 'Use the sender's domain' and click Next |
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Click on the + |
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Enter * as domain and click OK; then click Next |
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Select 'Reject email messages if they aren't sent over TLS' and 'Reject email messages if they aren't sent from within this IP address range', then click + |
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Specify your public IP address (e.g. 213.149.186.214) and click OK; then click Next. |
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Verify connector properties and click Save to save the connector |
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Obtain your MX record address by going to https://portal.office.com > Admin > Settings > Domain and click on your domain; copy the MX Record value to the clipboard |
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Connect to MetaDefender Email Gateway Security Web Management console
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Verify routing settings by sending an email to a Office365 recipient directly to the MetaDefender Email Gateway Security server and verify that it arrives correctly in the recipient inbox |
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Refer to your Internet domain registrar for the details how to change MX record to point to MetaDefender Email Gateway Security IP address; verify email routing by sending an email to a Office365 recipient |
Make sure that your MX record changes have propagated before verifying email routing. |