
Note: This is more useful for staff who might use the Outlook Calendar to manage their time thanįor research students in the lab, however students may also wish to use the Swinburne Calendar Pushes the email to outbox immediately and hides the composition window Hides the progress bar when sending email

Wait for all folders to sync, this could also take a whileįinally, you may now change the properties of the email account including the Account name, signatures, and any Select any folders/sub-folders you wish to see in Thunderbird.When the sync is complete, you can add other Outlook/Exchange folders to sync: Note: Due to using IMAP you may not see any new email until the sync is complete Note: Swinburne uses Multi Factor Authentication (MFA), the first time Thunderbird connects to the server you will be asked to approve authentication via your Mobile Phone Once the account is created, you will need to sync the new Inbox. Thunderbird Will find the Swinburne mail server, you will need to change this to Office365, select Manual config.Enter your name, set email address to password is optional, then select Continue.From the Thunderbird menu, select File → New → Existing Mail Account.Set up this account, complete the following steps:

TwoĪccounts need to be configured, the Incoming Mail account and the Outgoing Server (SMTP) account. This configuration works both on campus and from home ( you do not need to configure the VPN). You will need to create an email account within Thunderbird to talk to the Microsoft Outlook365 servers. Thunderbird installation to send and receive email from Outlook365, and how to synchronise andĪccess the Outlook365 Calendar from Thunderbird Configuring IMAP/SMTP Mail via Outlook365

This page provides advice on how to configure your If you are using a non-Windows platform - or you prefer to use Thunderbird as your mailĬlient - you may have trouble accessing your email. Swinburne University uses Microsoft Outlook365 and external servers to manage email for both staffĪnd students.
