Apple Mail with Office 365 Exchange server

Is anyone here using Apple Mail with Office 365 Exchange server on Mountain Lion? I have just upgraded to Mt Lion and decided to switch from Outlook to Apple Mail.app. My account was added successfully. Even contacts, calendar, tasks and notes work very well. My problem with Mail.app is that it does not sync any emails in subfolders prior to the day I added the account to Mail. For any older emails I have to open Outlook for Mac and look it up there. Other than this issue Mail is working well for all new incoming and outgoing emails.
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I Found a workaround. Please look at this other link: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6615135

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Apple mail with Office 365 problem

Ever since upgrading to Yosemite, my Apple Mail runs super slow. I use Office 365 / Exchange. It brings in headers, but the contents sometimes takes up to 2-10 minutes to load. Sometimes I will delete an email and it takes a few mins to disappear. Look below and you'll see the 1st 2 emails have been in my inbox for 8 minutes now, but still no content. the other 2 that are older finally got content. This has never happened before and seriously slowing me down at work cause I have to wait until content loads to see what the email says. This is not good!!

I Found a workaround. Please look at this other link: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6615135

Apple Mail random messages disappear Exchange Server 2007

I've had this problem for several months and have been biting the bullet. I am a tech at ASU.
Seemingly random messages don't appear in my inbox. From any source or domain.
I have noticed some consistency in that messages are more likely to disappear if I have viewed them with a blackberry. Also, after a reply, I am more likely to not see the original message.
*I think the problem is related to synching, not sure if it's on the Mail client or an exchange server setting.*
I have tried rebuilding everything, changing my settings to not delete or move things --no rules etc.
I have observed this phenomena when the blackberry is out of the equation. I have observed it after a fresh install of Leopard. It has been close to a year. Out exchange admins are not familiar with AppleMail and are not inclined to change any settings to be more Mail friendly.
I am willing to keep my exchange mailbox down to a certain size, apply whatever changes or third party synch clients if it will resolve the issue. This is clearly a incompatibility with Exchange and Mail, but the rest of my peers at the University do not have this issue :/
Your help and advice would be sooooo appreciated, you have no idea. Thanks ~Steve

I have the latest version of Snow Leopard, 6.1, installed. I've been trying to hook up Mail to our Exchange 2003 server for a few days with no luck. Any hints? I've trying to use the same settings I have in my Entourage account. No dice. I've tried both Exchange 2007 and Exchange IMAP.
Anything I should know besides our Exchange server address? I've tried from within the Company and from my home. The message I get is always the same:
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Maybe something needs to be done at the server end to accept Apple Mail?
Anyway, any hints are welcome.
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Synchronize Lotus Domino Directory with Office 365/Exchange Online

I have someone who is asking me to migrate them from a Lotus Domino server to Office 360/Exchange online. However they want to maintain a sync between Lotus Domino Directory and Office 365/Exchange Online. I'm wondering if that is even possible
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Curious, did you ever get this setup?
Reason I'm asking is I was involved with a large MSO365 migration (15k) from Lotus Notes. We had a separate AD forest just for email Dirsync. We involved a third party to setup the sync and migration between Notes and AD, and coexistence. It was rather complex.
Out of the box, it would have been extremely difficult.
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Email configuration with Office 365 exchange- MS CRM online 2015

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Is there any link available which I can refer to configure Office 365 exchange with Ms Dynamics CRM 2015?
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Please refer this:
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I can't connect apple mail with a microsoft exchange account

Since 3 days ago my microsoft exchange account can't be connected from my apple mail

Hey there ovillamil,
If you are having issues connecting with your Microsoft Exchange account, take a look at the resources below for troubleshooting steps:
OS X Mail: Using Microsoft Exchange (EWS) accounts - Apple Support
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201951
iCloud: Microsoft Exchange behavior with iCloud - Apple Support
https://support.apple.com/en-is/HT202375
Microsoft Exchange may require additional configuration in order to allow communication with certain devices. Consult with your IT manager or Administrator of your Exchange server for further questions about your Exchange setup.
Regards,
- Judy

Deux boites de réception dans Apple Mail, avec Office 365.

Bonjour,
J'ai un petit souci au moment où je paramètre un compte Office 365 sur certains clients mails.
En fait, le paramétrage et la communication avec le serveur Exchange online se fait bien, mais dans l'interface d'Apple Mail, les messages entrants n'arrivent pas dans la "boîte de réception" en haut à gauche, mais dans la "boîte de réception" de la partie "Office 365" qui se rajoute après paramétrage du compte et les nouveaux messages ne sont pas notifiés dans l'icône Mail du dock.
Pourriez-vous me donner une astuce pour que les mails arrivent dans la bonne boîte SVP?
D'avance, merci pour votre retour.
Cordialement.

De ce que j'aie pu comprendre, tu as amené ton Macbook chez Krysténa pour réparation le mercredi 12 décembre, tu ne recevais pas de nouvelles de leur part, donc tu les as appelé le vendredi pour savoir ce qui en était. Ils t'ont dit que tu devais alors attendre deux semaines avant de le ravoir (donc tu devrais le ravoir dans les alentours du 27 décembre, s'ils sont ouverts pendant le temps des Fêtes...).
Tu devrais commencer par leur demander si tes données sur ton disque dur sont récupérables, car s'ils disent que le disque est brisé, il y a des chances que tes données soient perdues. J'ai plus ou moins compris tes explications concernant le devis, mais tu disais qu'il mettait en queue la réparation de ton Macbook (la queue étant les 2 semaines d'attente) dès que tu recevais le devis et en fait, tu ne l'as pas reçu. Donc, je te conseille de les rappeler, de leur demander exactement quand tu recevras le devis et d'exiger une date garantie de retour de ton Macbook. Demandes-leur aussi si l'attente de 2 semaines est due au fait qu'ils attendent la pièce nécessaire pour la réparation de ton Macbook.
Si jamais tu trouves que le service du magasin auquel tu fais affaire est mauvais, n'hésites-pas à contacter AppleCare. Tu as de l'assistance technique téléphonique gratuite pendant les premiers 90 jours suivant la date d'achat et un an de garantie contre tout défaut matériel.
Consultes cette page:
http://www.apple.com/fr/support/contact/
Sinon, si préfères trouver directement un autre centre de service: http://www.apple.com/fr/buy/locator/
Si t'as d'autres questions, n'hésitent pas à les poser.

Outlook 2013 Not Responding and Offline Address Book Issues with Office 365

Around 3 months ago I setup a small business with Office 365 for email. They have 10 PCs, all running newly installed Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, eight with Office 2013 and two with Office 2010. All are connected to a local domain (Server Essentials
2012) with a single internet connection through a new TP-LINK router. Each user logs into their own PC only.
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email seems ok, although this is more difficult to tell. At others times, email will be sent instantly - the size of the message and any attachments makes no difference.
The issue has happened at some point on every one of the PCs but no particular PC/user seems worse than any other. When email is stuck on one user's PC it can still be sent ok by other users at the same time - so the internet connection is not down. Users can
can always login to the OWA service ok and iPhones etc. all sync ok even when email is stuck in the Outbox.
To debug the issue I have worked on one particular user's PC and carried out the following changes -
Changes that made no difference
I have checked the router. A SPI firewall is available on the router but this is switched off.
I have changed the MTU on the router with no effect.
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The OST file is around 1.7 GBytes is size.
I have recreated the Outlook profile twice but this made no difference
Switched OFF "Cached Exchange Mode" - this made things worse !
The Outlook address book is set to \Offline Global Address List
I have disabled with Windows firewall on the client PC - no change
I have adjusted the KeepAliveTime for packets in the registry of the PC to 20 minutes
Changes that reduced the frequency of "Not Responding"
I have changed the Outlook automatic Send/Receive time from 30 to 10 minutes - this seemed to help
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I have attempted to download the offline address book manually - this hangs at "Copying offline address book template file" in the Send/Receive dialog and there a NO OAB files in the data file location on the PC.
So the only measure that has so far "helped" has been the Outlook Send/Receive time change - now set to 10 minutes. Even so, Outlook will occasionally go "Not Responding" for 30 minutes or more (no windows active - only option
is to close and reopen Outlook).
There does seem to be a problem with the Offline Address book. I can download this ok for this user on my home PC (Outlook 2010) but this will not download manually on the work pc with Outlook 2013 (despite following all the debug steps above).
On work PC I can see literally hundreds of "Schannel" errors in the Windows System event logs -
Error - Event 36888 Schannel
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Can anyone suggest what else to try, please ?
I have already investigated this issue on the Office 365 Community Forum, and the Outlook forum and they suggested that it was a client (i.e Outlook) issue and that I should post here for further information.
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An update to this problem.
I brought one of the office PCs back to my home network and connected it up there. With no changes to the PC I was immediately able to download the Offline Address Book without errors.
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not dropping out).
However, something seems to be preventing the Outlook client from connecting properly with the Office 365 Exchange server in the office environment - or something is dropping the connection to Outlook. Does anyone know of any router settings that might affect
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IPhone deleting Office 365 exchange email randomly - email threading or sorting

I had reloaded my Office 365 email account onto my iPhone and didn't have anymore problems until this week..
I believe that I finally figured out the conflict problem between Office 365 Outlook and iPhone.
Microsoft allows grouping of email chains by subject. Microsoft calls it "conversations". On Office 365 I had "conversations on".
Apple to make sure its different calls grouping of emails by subjects "threading". My iPhone had threading off. I believe that when I downloaded and installed Apple iOS 6 it reset my mail settings to a default setting of "threading off". I will bet that the previous time OS 5 had an update that also reset "threading off". When I reinstalled Office 365 mail as instructed by Microsoft onto my iPhone I'll bet that it took "conversations on" and set "threading on"
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Unwanted contacts synced with Office 365 and Exchange 2013

I have an issue with unwanted contacts on Mavericks (and formerly Mountain Lion) syncing with our hosted Exchange server on Office 365. The problem began when the Office 365 service upgraded to Exchange 2013. I do not use iCloud at all.
The unwanted contacts are only visible when I click on “All Contacts” within Contacts.app and do not appear in any hosted or local contact group. They are synced to all our macs, but are not visible on anything else, including Outlook.app or OWA, or our iPhones and iPads. Each user with a hosted Exchange account on Office 365 has the same problem, but with a different set of unwanted contacts. Normal contacts behave as expected for each user and device.
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or can I prevent Mail.app from presumably sending them to the server in the first place?
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I'm having this exact same issue.
Have you seen this thread? https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5252673?start=45&tstart=0
I'm on Exchange 2013, which I manage, and Mavericks. I also noticed you can see a "Linked Contact" on OWA 2013.
This is just more of the extremely poor Apple software engineering we have seen over the last few years...
Also: http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/153/t/187666.aspx
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Calendar bug with Office 365 for Education (exchange accounts)

I have an Office 365 Exchange account provided by my University. When I add the account to my Mac, Mail.app and Contacts.app work perfectly. However I receive an error message in Calendar which states that “Calendar needs a valid email address to connect” to my account. The address is clearly valid since it is working in Mail and Contacts. Furthermore, this account works perfectly in iOS Mail, Contacts, and Calendar. The issue is only with Calendar in OS X. Upon researching online, it appears that this issue will occur on Macs if the account is hidden on the Exchange Global Address List (which is true for my account). Below are a few additional points that are related to this bug:
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/matabra/archive/2013/05/07/cross-premise-calendar-sharing-with-office-365.aspx
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Unlike Gmail, which is set up as either an IMAP or Exchange account, POP accounts will delete messages from the server when they are retreived by an email client, such as your iPhone. The only way to keep them longer is to change the Delete From Server setting on your account (if present) to Never. (This is supported by many, but not all, POP accounts). This is usually found on your phone in Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>tap your POP account, tap Advanced (usually under Outgoing Mail Server), tap Delete from Server, set to Never. As for the messages already deleted, unfortunately they can't be retreived at this point since they have in all likelihood already been deleted from your POP account's server. Also, you can't recover them from your iPhone backup as the backup doesn't not contain email messages.

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