I am new to Zammad Administration and I try to use more than one office365 channel.
I am using a selfhosted 5.0.x
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I would like to add multiple office365 accounts from different OUs like company1.io and the second “company2.io”.
I can only configure zammad once for the use with one “office365 app”, but i need 2 because I have 2 companys with 2 Tenants. How can I archive this or is this not possible at all?
I still can’t get it to work, and need support please
My application is set up as multi-tenant in azure-portal, and I removed the tenant uuid/name from channels > Microsoft 365 > configure app inside of zammad like told here
The authentication itself does work, but I get an Can't use Channel::Driver::Imap: #<Net::IMAP::NoResponseError: AUTHENTICATE failed.> afterwards from channels > Microsoft 365
All emails which are tenants of the domain that set up the app work without problems. Microsoft support told me to get back to you, as they can not help me.
To add to this: Microsoft Azure Support tells me that
Since the users are able to authenticate to the app in question (Zammad) and the error occurs after the user logs into the app our recommendation is to reach out to the Application Team from Zammad for further assistance with the issue.
and
Please remember that Azure does the authentication part of these applications and in your case it seems that the app is able to authenticate with no errors or warnings from our end.
Hi, I think we have two issues here.
1: We also had these Authenticate failed errors without global admin rights in O365. After a fix with the Zammad support it is working now without global admin rights. Could you please try again?
2: There is no possibility to create a second O365 app (for the integration of multiple Microsoft tenant at this moment. The support told me to get here and discuss with the community to maybe create a feature request to implement this feature.
@user1 please don’t hijack threads with other topics. Especially point 2 has nothing to do here.
@SamenhausAUTHENTICATE failed is a classical error return by Microsoft. It indicates that your user in question either has not enough permission (possibly App wise) to retreive the mailbox or doesn’t have a mailbox at all. Note that you may have the wrong license in use. You license requires the “outlook app” - the bare Exchange trier is not good enough.
Don’t ask me why, Microsoft doing Microsoft things.
@MrGeneration what do you think this topic is about? From the title and the first questions from Maurice.Sobiera this is about connecting multiple O365 tenants to one zammad instance as far as I understood.
How can we create a feature request to make it possible to add more tenants to zammad?
Hi,
I have mailboxes configured under Channels > Microsoft 365 > Accounts > i.e. mailbox@domain1.com
I need to add Channels > Microsoft 365 > Accounts > i.e. mailbox@domain2.com but unable to configure another M365 app (from another M365 tenant)
Is this achievable or is it a feature request?
I feel like it’s related to this topic.