

If you are adhering to the guidelines, practices and policies presented on this page and are still experiencing deliverability issues, please contact deliverability support. has developed the following free services to help in this effort. Senders, ISP's and other third party senders and service providers should actively manage the reputation of your outbound IPs. While, other forms of authentication are available, Microsoft currently only validates inbound mail via SPF and Sender ID authentication. This is the practice of verifying email addresses without sending (or attempting to send) emails to those addresses.Įmail sent to users should include Sender ID authentication.


After given a numeric SMTP error response code between 500 and 599 (also known as a permanent non-delivery response), the sender must not attempt to retransmit that message to that recipient.Sender is expected to comply with all technical standards for the transmission of Internet email, as published by The Internet Society's Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), including RFC 2821, RFC 2822, and others.Copy it and save the password somewhere safe just in case you need it again then click on "Done":Ħ.In addition, email servers connecting to must adhere to the following requirements: Click on "Create a new app password" and on the next page, you'll see the password. Once it's on, you'll see the "App Passwords" section below it:ĥ. Under "Additional Security" make sure the Two-step verification is on:Ĥ. When you enable the 2-step verification on your Microsoft account, please follow these steps to configure the App Password for Amelia:ġ. Go to the Security basics page and sign in to your Microsoft account.ģ. If you have 2-step verification turned on, on your Microsoft mailing account, you'll need to configure an App password to be able to use SMTP with Amelia.Īpp Passwords can only be used with accounts that have 2-Step Verification turned on in the Security Basics section of your Microsoft account.
