SMTP OnPremise Relay connector Office 365
I've an app which I want it to send emails.
In Office 365, I created the user and is allowed to login: myWebsiteEmail@myDomain.com.
No license is granted to it as I just want it to send emails and won't receive any.
When I try to configure a SMTP OnPremise Relay Connector as shown in this video:
How to Build an SMTP Relay Connector in Office 365, and using the IP addresses as per this link: Microsoft Azure Datacenter IP Ranges , I get an error saying that the address is invalid?
And yet, that's what I got from the download:
Any help is appreciated.
I have no such a test environment to do that. But from the linking video, I could see a note that
you can also specify CIDR ranges is the format
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/rrwhererris a number from 24 to 32.
Not sure why it is, it seems that you could change to use another IP address mask bit from 24 to 32.
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