The Way to connect CF to Exchange in Cloud

I have a CF server, needs to connect to Exchange Cloud,
Apparently there is no more existing IP adress.
What is the way to connect the CF mail spooler to a Cloud mail.
I do not have any knowledge on this matter.
Thanks for help.
Pierre.

Plug it in by ethernet if at all possible.
Then you can set the wireless to roaming mode.
If not then wireless connect them, using the extend wireless mode.
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