OAuth SMTP Configuration

[BT]

While doing oAuth SMTP Configuration the document says below details are required.

can anyone please help me with below query

Parameter	Description	Query?
Client ID	Specify the Client ID of the registered Microsoft Azure application.
Client Secret	Specify the application secret that you created in the Azure portal for your application.
Tenant ID	Specify the Tenant ID.
User ID	Specify the Microsoft Office 365 user ID that you use for sending or receiving mails.	What is this User Id ?
Email Address	Specify the email address for sending email to the users.	does this email need to be a valid one that has license attached to it ?

[rushikeshvartak · Accepted solution]

1. Client ID: This is the unique identifier for the registered application in Azure Active Directory (AAD). You obtain this from the Azure portal when you register your application.

2. Client Secret: This is a secret key that is associated with the Client ID. It is created in the Azure portal and is used to authenticate the application to Azure AD.

3. Tenant ID: This is the unique identifier for the Azure AD tenant in which your application is registered. It is also found in the Azure portal.

4. User ID: This refers to the Office 365 user account that you will use to send or receive emails. It is typically the User Principal Name (UPN) which is usually in the format of an email address (e.g., username@domain.com). This ID needs to be an account within your Office 365 tenant.

5. Email Address: This is the address from which the emails will be sent. It does need to be a valid email address within your Office 365 tenant, and ideally, it should be associated with a licensed user. If the address is not licensed, there might be issues with sending emails, or you might not be able to use certain features associated with email sending.

To summarize:

• User ID: This is typically an Office 365 user’s UPN (email address).
• Email Address: This should be a valid, licensed Office 365 email address to ensure functionality.

[BT]

Thanks @rushikeshvartak , tried it out , the email cannot be dummy it has to be valid mailbox