Hi,
I suppose that smtp.office365.com will require authentication, which is not supported by built-in SMTP sender. Easiest way is to install mail forwarder on same machine, configure NetXMS server to send mails to 127.0.0.1 and then forward everything to smtp.office365.com with proper authentication and encryption There are multiple SMTP relays available for Windows. Quick search reveals post for dealing with exact same problem (sending mail to office365 from software that can only do plain SMTP): https://xo.tc/simple-windows-smtp-relay.html
Best regards,
Victor
I suppose that smtp.office365.com will require authentication, which is not supported by built-in SMTP sender. Easiest way is to install mail forwarder on same machine, configure NetXMS server to send mails to 127.0.0.1 and then forward everything to smtp.office365.com with proper authentication and encryption There are multiple SMTP relays available for Windows. Quick search reveals post for dealing with exact same problem (sending mail to office365 from software that can only do plain SMTP): https://xo.tc/simple-windows-smtp-relay.html
Best regards,
Victor