29 thoughts on “How to: Set up Microsoft Office 365 Exchange with a cPanel Server”

  1. Thank you! I couldn't find the follow up video on adding the account to Outlook. In Outlook, would you add the email as a Microsoft 365 account? Or an Exchange account?

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  5. Sé que no me entenderás por hablar Español pero usa el traductor.
    Te amo, me salvaste, cosa hermosa, cosa preciosa

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  9. Awesome… Who did you register your domain with? I went to use Godaddy and they lock out a lot of admin functions within 365.

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  11. Hi Ryan, at the end of the video you said you were going to show how to set up outlook and skype for business, are these videos up?

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  20. Fantastic! Inside GoDaddy they make you put the cname's before the MX but it wasnt working, i found this and decided to do the MX before the cName and everything went smoothly.

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  21. Create video Ryah, but l have question :
    One of my client purchased a office365 , but he is hosting email on my cpanel , he want some of his employ lets say 10 of them , to have office365 and the other remaining employ with be in my hosting mail ?

    Do you have any advise

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  25. thank you so much for that! MS directions were not eve for CPanel. Couldn't have done done it without this video.

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  26. Great video Ryan. Thanks for producing this video. Can you please let me know how I use "both" some cpanel email accounts and some office365 email accounts for the same domain so that both can coexist?

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  29. Hi Ryan, is there a way to automatically add the Office 365 DNS data to cPanel? It can become tedious to do it this way, which is the way I am doing it now.

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