We recently migrated from in house Postfix to hosted Office365 
Outlook/exchange. I have been trying to figure out how to get RT to work with 
this setup but the only way I can see to do this is to "burn" a license or 4. 
With each one costing us around $20/month I would rather not do this. Has 
anyone successfully gotten RT to work with O365 without multiple email 
accounts? I was wondering if it could be done with "shared mailboxes" since I 
found the following instructions on accessing a shared mailbox via IMAP:
 
 
Exchange Configuration:
  USER EMAIL: [email protected]
  PASSWORD: password

  SHARED MAILBOX: [email protected]      (could also be @domain.com, of 
course)
  SHARED MAILBOX ALIAS: shared-mailbox
  Note: Please make sure to create the UNIQUE alias always with the mailbox, 
because it creates the user [alias]@maindomain.com. In this case 
[email protected]
 
Settings for IMAP Configuration:
  EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] (shared mailbox)
  IMAP SERVER: outlook.office365.com
  SMTP SERVER: smtp.office365.com
  USERNAME: [email protected]\shared-mailbox  (user\shared mailbox alias)
  PASSWORD: password (user's password)
SMTP LOGIN IS DIFFERENT (!)
  USERNAME: [email protected]  (users email)
  PASSWORD: password (user's password) 
 
It has been a long time since I have delved into the bowels of RT. It has been 
that rock solid for us. So any and all help is much appreciated.
 
Donny B.  
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