Exchange SMTP Settings
Configure SMTP for Exchange with us
In this guide we are going to share with the simple way how you can connect to Exchange via SMTP. We promise you, it is not as complicated as it might look at a first glance.
There are multiple steps that you have to perform if you would like to connect your mail app to Exchange. Our team has tried and tested every part of this process. This way you have a sure way to connect to Exchange via SMTP.
The first and most important part of the process is having the correct credentials for connection. Your username and password should be the ones that you use to log into your account online.
On top of that, there are some other credentials like Server Address, port number and others which you will need if you want to connect to Exchange via SMTP.
You can find these credentials below.
Exchange SMTP Settings
- Server Address: smtp.office365.com
- Username: Your Exchange Address ([email protected])
- Password: Your Exchange Password
- Port Number: 25 or 587 (With TLS)
What Is Exchange?
Microsoft Exchange is a messaging and collaborative platform developed by Microsoft. It includes a mail server, calendaring software, and contact management, among other features. Microsoft Exchange is widely used by businesses and organizations as an email server solution.
One of the key functionalities of Microsoft Exchange is its ability to facilitate communication and collaboration within an organization. It supports email services, allowing users to send and receive emails, manage their calendars, and maintain contact lists. Exchange also provides features like shared mailboxes, public folders, and the ability to schedule meetings and appointments.
Moreover, Microsoft Exchange supports synchronization with various devices, enabling users to access their emails, calendars, and contacts from desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. It also offers security features such as encryption and integration with Microsoft’s other collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Exchange can be deployed on-premises, where organizations manage and maintain their own servers, or it can be used as part of Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365), a cloud-based suite of productivity tools and services. In both scenarios, Microsoft Exchange plays a crucial role in facilitating efficient and secure communication and collaboration within a business environment.