Microsoft are famous for ignoring standards and inventing their own so-called standards, and over the years we’ve seen evidence of that in Outlook.
Numerous clients today report that the following applies to Outlook, at least Outlook 2016:
There is no option for STARTTLS for incoming (POP/IMAP) settings. As such, you need to use the older and deprecated option of using port 995 (POP) and 993 (IMAP) over SSL.
Here are the promised screenshots that show how an email program like Thunderbird should be configured.
We will have Outlook screenshots available as soon as possible.
| Loc. | System | Status | Ping |
|---|---|---|---|
 | NC023 | Internal | Up? |
 | NC028 | Internal | Up? |
 | NC031 | Internal | Up? |
| NC033 | Operational | Up? |
 | NC034 | Internal | Up? |
 | NC035 | Operational | Up? |
 | NC036 | Operational | Up? |
| NC040 | Internal | Up? |
| NC041 | Operational | Up? |
| NC042 | Operational | Up? |
