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If you are using OAuth 2.0 to connect to Office 365, you must provide Application ID, Tenant ID, and Client Secret that were assigned when the UC Diagnostics application was registered with the Microsoft Azure portal. For more information, see Registering UC Diagnostics with the Microsoft Azure portal .
If you are using OAuth 2.0 authentication for the test, the required API permissions are:
If you are using OAuth 2.0 to connect to Office 365, you must provide Application ID, Tenant ID, and Client Secret that were assigned when the UC Diagnostics application was registered with the Microsoft Azure portal. For more information, see Registering UC Diagnostics with the Microsoft Azure portal .
The process to create an Exchange Online message delivery health test is as follows.
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Right-click the organization node and select Detect | Exchange Online Message Delivery Health Test. |
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On the EWS URL Settings (Optional) page, you can select the Use specified EWS URL(s) to find Exchange mailboxes check box and click Add. |
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The Exchange Online internal message delivery health test contains the following counters:
The Exchange Online external message delivery health test contains the following counters:
For the internal message delivery test, Exchange Online must be configured as follows:
For the external message delivery test, Exchange Online must be configured as follows:
The following software is required.
The test credentials must have the following permissions.
If you are using OAuth 2.0 authentication for the test, the required API permissions are:
Number of licenses that have been assigned to users in the specified licensing plan. | |
Percentage of licenses that have been assigned to users in the specified licensing plan. | |
The following software is required.
Valid Office 365 credential that was used to connect to Office 365. |
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