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Enable <b>Modern Auth</b>, select your provider, enter your tenant ID, then click Save and Configure. | Enable <b>Modern Auth</b>, select your provider, enter your tenant ID, then click Save and Configure. | ||
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Enter a valid email address for the mailbox you intend to use, then click 'OK.' | Enter a valid email address for the mailbox you intend to use, then click 'OK.' | ||
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Configuring OAuth in TracCloud
This article will show you how you can enable OAuth for your mail server in TracCloud. This will be expanded with additional information at a later date.
To begin, go to Other > Other Options > Preferences > Mail Settings.
Enable Modern Auth, select your provider, enter your tenant ID, then click Save and Configure.
Enter a valid email address for the mailbox you intend to use, then click 'OK.'
Go to Enterprise apps and select 'TracCloud E-Mail Connection.'
Go to the 'Permissions' menu and click "Grant admin consent for[...]."
Lastly, confirm that your admin consent options match the screenshot below.
