My macbook pro is unable to connect to may exchange mail account

This was not a problem until my tech division found me accessing the interened but not their servers while at work. Not sure how this works but they blocked me from using my macbook pro and eversince then I mostly can not use my macbook pro to get my exchange mail. It messed up on my phone as well. My iMac at home has not problem. Any suggestions?

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