Setting up multiple connections to the Microsoft Exchange server with Exchange Online and Microsoft Graph
You can define the connection to the Microsoft Exchange server and connect multiple different Exchange servers to the Groupware app.
To connect a Microsoft Exchange server, make sure that the SSL certificate is qualified and valid.
The following conditions apply for the impersonation user:
For Exchange Online in Microsoft 365: the user needs a mailbox (EWS and OAuth 2.0).
Microsoft Exchange server (on-premises): the user needs a mailbox (EWS and Basic) if they are to access public folders.
Enter the SMTP address as the user name to allow access to public folders.
For an additional Microsoft Exchange connection, you can select between Microsoft Exchange (on-premises) and Exchange Online. For Microsoft Exchange (on-premises), only Microsoft EWS is permitted. Exchange Online can use Microsoft EWS or Microsoft Graph.
If you want to delete a Microsoft Exchange configuration, make sure that the configuration is no longer used.
Let's assume you want to configure the connection settings for Exchange Online and use Microsoft Graph as an additional connection.
This is how it works
Open the Configuration feature from the start page and navigate to E-mails in the Document management category.
Select the entry Microsoft Exchange under E-mail management.
Go to the Connection settings perspective.
Select Enable Microsoft Exchange services.
Enter all necessary parameters for the first connection.
Click the plus sign to add the parameters as an additional connection.
Enter the accepted domains for the Microsoft Exchange server. Separate the domains with a comma.
Under Exchange API, select Microsoft Graph as the interface.
Enter the Microsoft 365 directory ID, the Microsoft 365 application ID for d.ecs groupware, and the Microsoft 365 API access key from Azure Active Directory. The Exchange connection is entered under outlook.office365.com (accepted domains).
See also:
Setting up multiple connections to the Microsoft Exchange server with Microsoft Exchange (on-premises)