Configuring Unifier to Connect with Microsoft Exchange Online
You can connect with Microsoft Exchange Online by using an API to access emails from inbound email accounts. To use the API, you will need to configure Unifier to request tokens using OAuth authentication.
Prerequisites
Ensure the following:
- The application is registered in Azure Active Directory. To configure Unifier, you will need the Tenant Id, Client Id, and Client Secret values that's generated for the registered application.
- IMAP.AccessAsApp and Mail.ReadWrite permissions have to be granted.
- Service Principals are registered for those Microsoft Exchange email accounts that will connecting to Unifier.
Configuration Procedure
To connect with Microsoft Exchange Online via token authentication:
- Stop Unifier in WebLogic. For detailed instructions, see Stopping Unifier in WebLogic on Linux.
- Run the Unifier Configurator as follows:
- In the Unifier Home folder, open the WebLogic directory .
- Run configure.sh.
- In the Configurator, select the tabs and modify the settings listed below:
- In the Email tab, modify the following fields
- In the Inbound Email Server field, enter outlook.office365.com.
Note: Change the server URL if Microsoft updates it.
- In the Inbound Email Protocol field, select IMAP or IMAPS.
- In the Inbound Email Password field, enter the Client Secret value generated for your registered application.
- Click Save.
- In the Inbound Email Server field, enter outlook.office365.com.
- In the Advanced tab select the Include Custom Properties option and click Save.
If you already have a custom.properties file, proceed to the next step.
- In the Email tab, modify the following fields
- Modify the custom.properties file as follows:
- Add the following properties and set values:
- skire.action.email.auth = microsoftoauth
- skire.action.email.msoauth.tenantid = <Tenant ID generated for your registererd application>
- skire.action.email.msoauth.clientid = <Client ID generated for your registererd application>
- Click Save.
- Add the following properties and set values:
- Start Unifier in WebLogic. For detailed instructions, see Starting Unifier in WebLogic on Linux.
Related Topics
Configuring Unifier Using the Configurator
Editing the SetEnv.sh File on Linux
Changing Unifier Configurator Settings on Linux
Changing Configurator Settings on Linux
Copying the Configuration Data File
Last Published Tuesday, February 20, 2024