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Download the second Configuration ( The Exchange Online PowerShell Module supports multi-factor authentication. to expand left menu > Under Admin centers go to Exchange > then click on hybrid.Ģ. Go to your O365 Admin panel > click Show all. Thanks to Microsoft's O365 Ambassador Mr. I have already tried all suggestions I could find (deleting passwords, resetting all, restarting, deleting and adding account again, changes in Config editor related to security.tls), but nothing worked for me.Īny advise is very welcome. Sometimes, at some moment after click on Cancel, it said "Message sent" and I can see it in my Sent Items folder, but it's fake because I never receive that test message to my personal Gmail address. I've tried all variations available, but nothing works. If "Cancel", then receiving message with "unknown error 80004005" and all other blablabla about unknown reasons, with instruction to check my SMTP settings.

Click on "Retry" or "Enter new password" do nothing, just return the same pop up. The first thing that jump out is that my password is not OK, which is not correct. OAuth (this is correct setting, all others shows errors, including &, which is completely normal since I'm not in China). IMAP works just fine, all folders synced regularly, but sending not work for some unknown reason. If your emails do not start loading automatically, click on Inbox again to trigger a sync request.I was connected to O365 with my work email but cannot send any message.

There may then be another prompt for “Permissions requested” Thunderbird would like to: follow a list of access items.

If you are asked to remain signed in, select No as the app will remember your account information/stay signed in.

You do not need to check the Remember me for 30 days because the mail app will remember your account information.

You will get a Duo prompt. Authenticate through Duo as you normally would.

Enter Kerberos password and click Sign in. After a second of loading, the BU ADFS sign-in page will load in a mini-browser/kiosk window.

Click on Inbox underneath the BU account.

Close Tools/Preferences and go back to the inbox tab/window.

These settings should automatically be saved.

This step is needed because the Authentication Method needed (OAuth2) is not available in the manual configuration server settings drop-down menu.

A pop-up will appear asking to confirm that you wish to proceed to advanced configuration click OK.

Leave the remaining information as is – for now.

You will be prompted to enter your server settings.

Use Configure manually on the Thunderbird client to open server settings.

Authentication will likely fail at first.

Enter your full name (it will be used when sending emails from this account), your full BU email address, and your Kerberos password.

In Thunderbird, go to Tools > Account Settings.