Configure online EWS for OAuth authentication
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Configure online EWS for OAuth authentication
Starting with Version 11.3.5, Enterprise Client supports OAuth authentication for Exchange Web Services (EWS). You can use the OAuth authentication service provided by the Microsoft Azure Active Directory and enable your EWS managed API applications to access Exchange online in Office 365.
Prerequisites
After the connection is established, you can perform all the email-related operations seamlessly. The best practice is for a system administrator to perform the following steps.
- Log in to the Microsoft Azure portal using a work or school account.
- Register your application with the Microsoft Identity platform to obtain the
client ID and tenant ID.
API permissions and delegated permissions for application are not required for single-tenant account type.
- When registering the application, set the redirect URI for the application. Otherwise, an error is displayed when connecting the Enterprise Client to the application for the first time.
- To establish the connection using OAuth, authenticate with the EWS server once
using one of the following options:
- Email Automation command Email Automation command
- Configuring the email setting Configuring email settings
- Trigger Manager Add an email trigger
Note: You have to establish the connection only when connecting for the first time. - For EWS OAuth authentication, the Client ID and Tenant ID fields are mandatory to establish the connection to the server. The interface displays these fields as optional because they can be skipped for Basic Authentication. The recommended practice is to use OAuth Authentication for enhanced security.
- If you are connecting to the EWS OAuth server for first time, enter the value
for the Client ID and Tenant ID in
plain text.
For subsequent connections, you can also use custom variables for the client and tenant IDs.
- EWS connection process will stop with timeout error if the OAuth authentication takes more than 2 minutes.
Procedure
- Go to EWS as the outgoing mail server. You can also set it from Email Automation command or, Trigger manager. , and select
- In the Client ID and Tenant ID fields, enter the unique client and tenant IDs generated when you registered the application in the Microsoft Azure portal.
-
Click Connect to sign into your account, accept the
permissions requested to authenticate, and establish a connection with the EWS
OAuth server. When the requested permissions are accepted the access token will
be acquired with the scope
EWS.AccessAsUser.All