Before integrating your Microsoft Office 365 managed
domain name with Hosted Email Security, perform all steps
recommended by Microsoft to complete configuration of Office 365 email management
for your domain.
To configure inbound connectors, ensure that you have
an Office 365 administrator account.
Some organizations use Microsoft Office 365 to
remotely host their email architecture, allowing Microsoft to manage the day-to-day
aspects of maintaining their email servers. Hosted Email Security integrates with Office 365 to provide
additional security and benefits.
Configure Office 365 connectors to allow email traffic
to and from Hosted Email Security MTAs.
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Log on to your Office 365 administration center.
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In the navigation on the left, go to
The Exchange admin
center screen appears.
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In the navigation on the left, go to mail
flow, and then click connectors in the
top navigation.
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Do the following to add an Inbound Connector to Office
365:
Note:
By adding an inbound connector, you can
configure Office 365 to accept mail filtered by Hosted Email Security for delivery to email
accounts in your Office 365 managed domain.
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Click the plus (+) icon.
A new connector configuration screen
appears.
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In the From field, select
Partner organization.
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In the To field, select
Office 365.
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Click Next.
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In the Name field, type a
descriptive name for the connector.
For example, type Trend Micro Hosted Email
Security (Inbound).
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Select the Turn it on check
box.
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Click Next.
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Select Use the sender's IP
address, and then click
Next.
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In the Specify the sender IP address
range. field, add the following Hosted Email Security IP addresses:
Europe, the Middle East, Africa
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52.48.127.192/26
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52.58.62.192/26
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52.58.63.0/25
All other regions
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54.86.63.64/26
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54.219.188.0/26
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54.219.191.0/25
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Click Next.
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Select Reject email messages if they
aren't sent over TLS, and then click
Next.
The New
connector confirmation screen appears, displaying all
the settings that you have configured.
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Click Save.