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Configure Microsoft

Please note that this is a legacy setup for email relay and the information on this page may be out of date including the IP addresses.

We recommend using the Microsoft recommended Authenticated email option: SMTP Authenticated Emailing - Knowledge Base - Campus Cafe (atlassian.net)

Configure Campus Cafe

The MX record for the domain and port to connect on will be needed. To find your MX record ask your system administrator or use a tool such as MX Toolbox.

  1. Navigate to Admin > Web App Config

  2. Locate the Parameter SMTP_HOST and, for the value, enter azure_ followed by your MX record. This will look something like azure_yourschooldomain-com.mail.protection.outlook.com

  3. Locate the Parameter SMTP_PORT and, for the value, enter 25

  4. Refresh the Data Cache (Admin Menu → Refresh Data Cache)

Configure Microsoft 365

Update SPF Records

Typically, this record must be updated in the system of the vendor that manages your institution's domain. 

To determine where your SPF records are managed:

  1. Log in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center (if you are currently in the Exchange admin center, return to the main Microsoft 365 Admin Center)

  2. In the left-hand menu click Settings > Domains

  3. Click the link to the domain associated with the email addresses that will be relayed

  4. Select DNS records on the next page

  5. At the top of the screen if the following message: "To manage DNS records for yourdomain, go to your vendor" appears at the top, stop and proceed to make the changes with the DNS vendor.  Otherwise, proceed to step 6.

  6. Update the SPF record value to include "v=spf1 IP4:3.132.35.147" and "v=spf1 IP4:3.18.151.171"

Configure Spam Rule

  1. Log in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center

  2. Under Admin Centers click Exchange

  3. In the left-hand menu click mail flow

  4. Click Rules

  5. Click the + icon and choose Bypass spam filtering

  6. In the Name box enter Campus Cafe

  7. In the Apply this rule if... choose The Sender... > IP address is in these ranges or exactly matches

  8. Enter 3.132.35.147

  9. Click the + icon

  10. Enter 3.18.151.171

  11. Click OK

  12. Click Save

Configure Connector

  1. Log in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center

  2. Under Admin Centers click Exchange

  3. In the left-hand menu click mail flow

  4. At the top click connectors

  5. Click + Add a connector

  6. Choose Connection from Your organization's email server:

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  7. Choose Connection to Office 365

  8. Click Next

  9. In the Name box enter Campus Cafe

  10. In the Description box enter a description such as "connection to Campus Cafe for email."

  11. Under What do you want to do after connector is saved? Check Turn it on and check Retain internal Exchange email headers

  12. Click Next

  13. Select the radio button next to “By verifying that the IP address of the sending server matches on of these IP addresses that belong to your organization”

  14. Enter 3.132.35.147

  15. Click the + icon

  16. Enter 3.18.151.171

  17. Click Next

  18. Click Create connector/Save, if you have already created a connector for Campus Cafe

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