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WPO365 | Mail Integration for Office 365 / Outlook · support · 2023-03-21T09:47:00+00:00

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Does this release support MFA? MFA was recently enabled for the user used for authorization. This broke communication to AD and Exchange. Disabling MFA for that user temporarily resolves the issue. Is there a solution to this? Hi @jt90 I am not aware that – if MFA is enabled for an account – mail authorization is not possible. However, if you have authorized the website to send emails using a specific account and then enable MFA, it may well be that you need to re-authenticate (because this action may invalidate existing access and refresh tokens). After that, I believe things should again work expected. PS Did you notice that we now recommend that you switch to using the WPO365 | MICROSOFT GRAPH MAILER plugin? We have tried to make switching as easy as possible. See https://docs.wpo365.com/article/165-migrate-from-mail-integration-for-office-365-outlook-to-wpo365-microsoft-graph-mailer for details. Hi @wpo365 , thank you for your swift reply. Can you confirm that WPO365 graph mail does allow MFA based authentication? Hi @jt90 Sorry for my late response but yes, I can confirm that there is no issue when MFA is enabled for the user account that is used to submit emails to Microsoft Graph. Hope that helps! -Marco

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Marco van Wieren 2023-03-21T12:03:00+00:00

Hi @jt90 I am not aware that – if MFA is enabled for an account – mail authorization is not possible. However, if you have authorized the website to send emails using a specific account and then enable MFA, it may well be that you need to re-authenticate (because this action may invalidate existing access and refresh tokens). After that, I believe things should again work expected. PS Did you notice that we now recommend that you switch to using the WPO365 | MICROSOFT GRAPH MAILER plugin? We have tried to make switching as easy as possible. See https://docs.wpo365.com/article/165-migrate-from-mail-integration-for-office-365-outlook-to-wpo365-microsoft-graph-mailer for details.

JT90 2023-03-21T21:16:00+00:00

Hi @wpo365 , thank you for your swift reply. Can you confirm that WPO365 graph mail does allow MFA based authentication?

Marco van Wieren 2023-04-07T21:57:00+00:00

Hi @jt90 Sorry for my late response but yes, I can confirm that there is no issue when MFA is enabled for the user account that is used to submit emails to Microsoft Graph. Hope that helps! -Marco