We’re pleased to provide an update today and to try and answer some of the questions we’ve received since that post. It’s been a few months since we announced changes we will be making to Exchange Online to improve security. Helpįor help, contact your local IT support group or the OIT Service Desk.Update: The full timeline for retirement of Basic Authentication in Exchange Online is now published in Basic Authentication Deprecation in Exchange Online – September 2022 Update. See Zoom Meetings: Calendar and Contact Integration. Office 365: Configuring Gnome Evolution with Modern Authentication.
Office 365: Configuring the Gmail app for Android. Office 365: Configuring the Microsoft Outlook app for Android. Office 365: Configuring in iOS (iPhone, iPad) (for native Mail/Calendar requires iOS 11.3.1 or higher). Office 365: Configure the Microsoft Outlook app for iOS. Office 365: Configuring in Mac OS X Mail (requires Mac OS 10.14 or higher). 
Office 365: Install Software Applications.
Office 365: Configuring Outlook with Modern Authentication on Windows. For instructions on setting up Office 365, click the desired application. Outlook on the web is available via any web browser. The following operating systems and applications support Modern Authentication. Important! If you have issues accessing your Duke account on a mail or calendar app, access Outlook via web browser. See the support articles in the list below. The new account will require Modern Authentication. To update your applications to use Modern Authentication, delete your current Office 365 account from your device’s mail and calendar applications and create a new Office 365 account. You may receive multiple emails referencing your use of Basic Authentication on multiple operating systems (iOS, Mac, Windows, etc.). OIT is communicating directly with users who are using Basic Authentication. Modern authentication reduces the risk of attackers accessing Duke email accounts. Duke users will only be able to access their Office 365 account via our secure authentication service (Shibboleth). Microsoft is soon ending support for Basic Authentication (which relies on sending usernames and passwords with every request, increasing the risk of attackers abusing users' credentials) and requiring Modern Authentication service.
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