Log in using your passphrase and Duo if prompted (if you have logged in previously, it may simply continue).Enter your IU email address as (not a campus email address), and then click Continue.In the bottom left, click the + (plus sign) and select New Account.In the 'Outlook Preferences' window, click Accounts.Click the Outlook menu, and select Preferences.If you are not prompted with the option to add your Exchange account: If you are setting up Outlook for the first time (or have deleted an old Exchange profile), you should be prompted with the option to add your Exchange account (likely listed as just your IU username or as Click Add.Open Outlook by either searching for Outlook with the Spotlight menu, or, if an icon is in your dock, click the icon in the dock.To set up Exchange Online in Outlook for macOS: Set up Exchange Online in Outlook for macOS If you experience an error when adding your email address, try entering it as in the address field and in the username field. You may also be prompted to authenticate with Duo. In the IU Login dialog box that appears, sign in with your IU passphrase.If you are prompted with options for Configure Manually or Sign In, choose Sign In.In the setup dialog box that appears, enter your name and IU email address as (not a campus email address), and then click Sign In.From the options on the right side of the 'Internet Accounts' dialog box, choose Exchange.Click the Apple menu, and select System Preferences.To set up Exchange Online in System Preferences for Mac Mail: Set up Exchange Online in System Preferences for Mac Mail

Instructionsįollow the appropriate instructions below to set up your Exchange Online account with macOS.

In macOS, many online accounts, including Exchange, can be set up in System Preferences, available to installed applications. For email configuration instructions, including details for those using Linux and Thunderbird, see Configure your email client for Exchange Online. IU's Exchange Online environment does not support IMAP.

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