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Trying to configure Outgoing Mail using Office365 SMTP server...

Alyson Reis

Hello,

My company has recently started using Office365 and I need to change my SMTP Mail Server to reflect this change. After configuring the necessary fields (Host Name, Port, Username and Password as I'm using TLS security) I can successfully test the connection and it apparently works. However, when attempting to send a test mail I get the following error:

SMTPSendFailedException: 550 5.7.60 SMTP; Client does not have permissions to send as this sender

I can't seem to find any workarounds to this issue. Is there anything I should change directly in Office365 to allow my JIRA to send emails again?

Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Accepted answers

Pedro Cora

This error seems to indicate that the configured sender (the user that you are using to authenticate) does not have permission to send emails.

I'd reach MS support and ask them for guidance in how to allow the user to be used to send emails from an external application (on this case, JIRA).

And make sure the "From address" matches the "Username" in the configuration.

Cheers,

Pedro

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Pedro Cora

This error seems to indicate that the configured sender (the user that you are using to authenticate) does not have permission to send emails.

I'd reach MS support and ask them for guidance in how to allow the user to be used to send emails from an external application (on this case, JIRA).

And make sure the "From address" matches the "Username" in the configuration.

Cheers,

Pedro

Alyson Reis

It worked, you're the best! I'll make sure to name my son "Corá" in your honor wink .

Thanks again, consider this a "10" score if I was to answer an NPS survey.

Pedro Cora

Hahah thanks! I'm glad to know that it worked!

Duncan Cosser

Oh wow, making sure the sender names match is imperative!

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