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This ^ claims Microsoft was adding OAuth support to Office 2016.sooooo either I don't know how to have it use it, or it's not there, or it's not there yet? Hmm.
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But still, considering Microsoft's free mail program supports OAuth justįine, and it's sometimes needed, Outlook 2016 really needs to add support! I'm not sure that there's any REAL security issue with doing it with a username/password, particularly if you trust the program/OS you're using, which obviously we do with Office.
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One nice thing about that is even if your password changes, you won't have to re-enter it in the program. The program itself never actually has your password, just token (or whatever) telling the service it's fine to interact with it.
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Inexplicably Outlook 2016 STILL doesn't seem to support OAuth, which is kind of blowing my mind.even more so because Microsoft's free "Mail and Calendar" program for Windows 10 supports OAuth just fine! So why the heck doesn't Outlook?īasically with OAuth, when setting up the account, the program will display a window with a web page in it prompting you to log in to your account (Gmail, in this case), and then showing what permissions the program is wanting, and verifying that that's But if the problem is coming from your computer or device, there are some easy fixes to try. (The supposedly "less secure" option being to have the program log in with your actual username and password.) Theres nothing you can do if the problem is on the websites end. So GMail wants to use OAuth, that's the "more secure" option it's talking about. You can turn off accessįor these apps, which we recommend, or turn on access if you want to use them despite Not have that setting, and I doubt that my admin would go along with disabling security.Īpps and devices use less secure sign-in technology, which makes your account more vulnerable. On top of that, my corporate email account does Is there another work around? I would rather not turn off security settings. If I toggle that setting, Outlook 2016 will work. Gmail strongly recommends against it, and warns that my account will be at risk). In my gmailĪccount I received a message saying that access was blocked due to the program trying to access gmail not using " modernįor my personal account, I can turn off the setting (even though When trying to setup my gmail accounts, I keep getting "incorrect password" messages, although I know my password is correct.
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The certificate name mismatch causes Outlook to present the warning that is mentioned in the "Symptoms" section.I am trying to setup my personal and corporate gmail accounts in Office Outlook for Mac 2016. It synchronizes easily with Apple Mail and generally there are no errors in the connectivity. It can not only connect the Apple-based account, but other accounts from different mail servers like Gmail from IMAP. However, Outlook receives the certificate that is named . Apple Mail is the default email service from Apple that can work on Windows platform too. In this example, it tries to connect the URL, and it expects the certificate for the top-level domain. When Outlook 2016 for Mac performs Autodiscover, it uses the domain name part of the user's SMTP address to query DNS.
This domain has an SSL certificate configured for the domain. Select the Always trust when connecting to check box, and then click Continue.Īs an example, consider the domain. When you receive the certificate warning message, click Show Certificate. This solution enables you to resolve the issue quickly for individual Mac clients without having to reissue the certificate. This enables you to resolve the issue for all Outlook for Mac clients without having to trust the certificate from each client individually. Reissue a certificate that includes the domain name as the Subject Alternative Name. To resolve this issue, use one of the following methods: Method 1 This issue occurs in Outlook 2016 for Mac version 15.9 and later versions when Outlook performs an Autodiscover operation and tries to connect to a service endpoint whose expected name is not present on the server's Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate. However, the warning may reappear the next time that Autodiscover runs.
When you receive this warning message, you can click Continue to accept the warning.
If you continue, the information that you view and send will be encrypted, but will not be secure. A secure connection cannot be established with the server because its intermediate or root certificate cannot be found.
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