Hello, @Benjamin GENETELLI,
Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A platform!
Since your question was posted in the Microsoft English forum, I will answer it in English, so please understand the inconvenience caused.
Here's a combined approach to tackle the issue:
- Confirm Autodiscover and DNS Records: Start by ensuring that Autodiscover and DNS records are correctly pointing to Office 365 and not still referencing the old Exchange 2010 server. This is crucial for proper connectivity.
- Clear Autodiscover Cache: Sometimes, Outlook caches the pre-migration Autodiscover server, causing connection issues. You can clear this cache by setting the
ExcludeLastKnownGoodUrl
registry key:- Open the Registry Editor.
- Navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\<x.0>\Outlook\Autodiscover
(replace<x.0>
with your Office version, e.g.,14.0
for Office 2010). - Create a new
DWORD
value namedExcludeLastKnownGoodUrl
and set it to1
.
- Recreate or Clear Outlook Profiles: Recreate or clear the affected users' Outlook profiles to update cached settings:
- Exit Outlook.
- Open Control Panel and select Mail.
- Click Show Profiles and then Add to create a new profile.
- Follow the wizard to add the email account and set the new profile as the default.
- Update Clients and Network Configuration: Ensure all clients have the latest updates and proper network configuration. This includes verifying that the network settings are correctly configured for Office 365.
- Hybrid Configuration: If you're in a hybrid environment, ensure that the Autodiscover record points to the on-premises Exchange CAS server. Sometimes, running the
Set-ClientAccessServer -Identity “CAS Name” -AutoDiscoverServiceInternalUri $NULL
command on the on-premises Exchange server can help.
For more information, please check this document: Outlook cannot connect or web services cannot work after migrated to Microsoft 365 - Outlook | Microsoft Learn.
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Thank you for your support and understanding.
Best Wishes,
Alex Zhang