These instructions are intended specifically for setting up a new email account in Microsoft Outlook 2016 for Mac OS X 10.11.3. If you have not already created an email address on your server, visit our New User Tutorial: Creating E-Mail Addresses in cPanel.

To setup an Office 365 Premium account in Microsoft Outlook on Mac OSX follow the instructions below: • Open Outlook. From the Outlook menu select Preference • In the Preferences window select Accounts • Now select Exchange Account • Enter your Office 365 Premium email address.

Your user name is your full email address • Click on Add Account • You may then be prompted to allow Outlook to check with a server. If this happens select Allow • Close the configuration window. Your account is now ready to use.

When I setup a client running office 2010 I normally use the 'Connect to Microsoft Exchange using HTTP' setting. Then I set it to 'basic authentication when connecting to my proxy server for exchange.' The problem is in this new Outlook 2016 client that is not an option. Instead I have this window to setup my username and email address and password and I can't change the proxy setttings. Outlook can not discover my mail server. How am I supposed to change the proxy settings so that I can use 2016 with my hosted exchange server?

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Here are the settings I need to change. This is all I get for options.

Sorry to select OneNote but Outlook is not an option. I guess 99.9% now use outlook.com or something.

Your second screen is irrelevant as it is for EAS accounts which is something completely different from Exchange accounts which use Outlook Anywhere. Having a properly functioning AutoDiscover service running on your Exchange server is a hard requirement to have a supported Exchange configuration. Outlook 2016 also relies on this AutoDiscover service to obtain all the server settings for various functionality; not just for configuring your account. When your AutoDiscover service has been configured correctly on the Exchange server, all you have to provide in Outlook would be your name, email address and password and Outlook will configure itself without the need to manually alter something.

Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] https://www.msoutlook.info. Your second screen is irrelevant as it is for EAS accounts which is something completely different from Exchange accounts which use Outlook Anywhere. Having a properly functioning AutoDiscover service running on your Exchange server is a hard requirement to have a supported Exchange configuration. Outlook 2016 also relies on this AutoDiscover service to obtain all the server settings for various functionality; not just for configuring your account.

When your AutoDiscover service has been configured correctly on the Exchange server, all you have to provide in Outlook would be your name, email address and password and Outlook will configure itself without the need to manually alter something. This is a hosted Exchange server that I do not control. Is this AutoDiscovery standard with all exchange servers?

Is there anyway to manually set this up if you don't have AutoDiscovery on your Exchange server as I am pretty sure mine is not setup or at least setup properly. This is a hosted Exchange server that I do not control. Is this AutoDiscovery standard with all exchange servers? Is there anyway to manually set this up if you don't have AutoDiscovery on your Exchange server as I am pretty sure mine is not setup or at least setup properly. Yes, it is a core functionality and a hard requirement for Outlook Anywhere support. I seriously doubt that your hosting provider isn't running it properly on their side. Are you using this hosted Exchange service with your own domain?

Then make sure that you have a CNAME entry in your DNS configuration for autodiscover.yourdomain.com pointing to the autodiscover domain of your Exchange hosting provider. You Exchange hosting provider should also be able to help you with this. Due to the complexity of the connection strings for MAPI over HTTP and several other services, manual configuration is no longer an option but as I mentioned; it shouldn't be needed either. Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] https://www.msoutlook.info. This is a hosted Exchange server that I do not control.

Is this AutoDiscovery standard with all exchange servers? Is there anyway to manually set this up if you don't have AutoDiscovery on your Exchange server as I am pretty sure mine is not setup or at least setup properly.