Hi, @SQIT
With the imminent retirement of legacy SMTP protocols, including SMTP authentication, you will need to look for alternative ways to enable your on-premises systems to continue sending email securely. Here are some suggestions that may help:
- You can configure your local system to use Office 365's SMTP trunk. This method allows you to send emails without using SMTP authentication.
- For clients that still require legacy SMTP, you can opt in to Exchange Online endpoints to support legacy TLS clients that use SMTP AUTH.
- If you have a hybrid setup of on-premises and cloud environments, you can take advantage of a hybrid configuration where email is routed through an on-premises Exchange server and then relayed by it to Office 365.
- If you have any systems that can be updated or configured to use OAuth2, this should be your top consideration for modern and secure email communications.
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