Even Business Central Online does not support all scenarios for SMTP with OAuth authentication. Even when you are using the latest version.
Unfortunately, Business Central on-premise is on that list. The list of devices that can’t be updated to use modern authentication can also be expanded with a list of applications that don’t support modern authentication. Other options for sending authenticated mail include using alternative protocols, such as the Microsoft Graph API. However, we strongly encourage customers to move away from using Basic authentication with SMTP AUTH when possible. The reason SMTP will still be available is that many multi-function devices such as printers and scanners can’t be updated to use modern authentication. SMTP AUTH will still be available when Basic authentication is permanently disabled on October 1, 2022. It’s highly recommend though, but Business Central does currently not support all scenarios.īut wait… are you sure about that? Yes, I am! Here is a quote from the official documentation: Let me start with reassuring you: Exchange Online still supports SMTP with basic authentication! It is not required to move to OAuth. Over the last couple of days, I got multiple requests from partners who are now struggling with configuring SMTP in Business Central for Exchange Online. It’s not a secret that Microsoft is forcing OAuth authentication for several products, including Exchange Online and Business Central Online.
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