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    An Example of Setting WordPress Email with Office 365 SMTP

    less than 1 minute read | By Yi Wang

    1. Install “WP Mail SMTP” plugin in WordPress (use this plugin as example)
    2. Configure WP Mail SMTP using ‘smtp.office365.com’, e.g.

    1. Test send Email

    Post questions | Provide product feedback

    Tags: Mail, WordPress

    Categories: Azure App Service Web App, How-To, SMTP, WordPress

    Updated: April 20, 2017

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