Error Transferring To Mail Global Frontbridge
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on 17 July 2013] This tip describes what customers need to do to update their Office 365 MX records now that generic MX records have been deprecated. Microsoft has changed office 365 mx record how e-mail is routed to Office 365 in order to provide continuing improvements
Outlook Mx Records
in performance and reliability, and to make e-mail routing more efficient. Now, each custom domain in Office 365 has its own
Office 365 Dns Records
unique Mail Exchange (MX) record value. Up until recently, MX records for custom domains were “generic”, meaning everyone would point the MX record for their particular domain(s) to a generic MX record such as
Office 365 Smtp Relay
mail.global.frontbridge.com or something similar, without any reference to the organization. These generic MX records were deprecated on 1 January 2013 and support for these records will end on 1 July 2013. As such, organizations need to update their MX records to domain-specific MX records before July. Please note that this does not affect P1 user plans, but all E plans. You can find the specific value(s) for your mx record lookup domain(s) in the domain administration section of your Office 365 tenant admin page. The values are also listed in an e-mail your organization’s technical contact should have received from Microsoft. Login to the Office 365 portal as an administrator, click on Domains under Management on the left hand side: Select the domain you want to update the MX records for and click on View DNS settings: Click on View DNS records: Scroll down until Exchange Online. In here, look for the Points to address field for MX: This should be in the format of “company-domain”.mail.eo.outlook.com. If you do not update all your generic MX records by 1 July 2013, you may not receive a future update, resulting in a mail flow disruption from people outside your organization. Microsoft cannot predict when or if such an update will occur. Even though generic records will be unsupported after this date, Microsoft will e-mail customers if they know of such an update in advance. See Also The Author — Nuno Mota Nuno is an Exchange MVP working as a Senior Microsoft Messaging Consultant for a UK IT Services Provider in London. He specializes in Exchange, Lync, Active Directory and PowerShell. Latest Contributions RoutingMasterDN is
account only takes a few minutes. Join Now My company uses exchange online for email. I've been trying to set up spiceworks email to work with office 365 smtp settings it... The OWA address for msonline is https://mail.microsoftonline.com/owa I use my username and password associated and it won't log in as an EXCHANGE setup. Is there any way to get Spiceworks and MSOL to work together? Thanks. Tim Reply Subscribe View Best Answer RELATED TOPICS: Microsoft Exchange Online Microsoft Exchange Online issues Question about Microsoft Exchange Online   This topic was http://www.msexchange.org/kbase/ExchangeServerTips/MicrosoftOffice365/ExchangeOnline/office-365-generic-mx-records-deprecated.html created during version 5.0. The latest version is 7.5.00093. 21 Replies Mace OP Alex3031 Dec 13, 2010 at 12:41 UTC Do you have access to POP and SMTP on the server, is there anything blocking access from your site? Are you on the right ports? 0 Pimiento OP Timothy1968 Dec 13, 2010 at 12:55 UTC Currently https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/121770-spiceworks-and-microsoft-exchange-online I only have the EXCHANGE connection type set up. We use the Microsoft Signon Tool and Outlook 2003 to access email. Microsoft has recommended not enabling POP on our accounts... however, that is an option... albiet not really one I want to use...but am willing if it will work. SMTP is available by default. Tim 0 Datil OP Michael Cianchetti Dec 15, 2010 at 12:36 UTC Same issue. Anyone know what settings we need to use? 0 Pimiento OP Timothy1968 Dec 15, 2010 at 12:50 UTC I talked with MSOL support. They told me that you can enable POP on a single user and then use that user in Spiceworks to handle the email. I've not tried it yet, but sounds like a solution. They said that the Exchange setting wouldn't work, however, the tech did say that technichally it wouldn't work, but there might be a workaround that he didn't know about, but it would be an unsupported solution. When I set up my POP user, I'll post back whether it works or n
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