Appendix A: Check Point Manual Integration with Office 365

This topic describes how to perform a manual on-boarding and configuration process for Harmony Email & Collaboration where customers bind their Office 365 environment to Harmony Email & Collaboration.

Note - Automatic mode for onboarding allows for better maintenance, management, and smoother user experience. Check Point recommends only using Manual mode as a last resort. Before using the Manual mode, contact Check Point Support to help resolve any issues raised with the Automatic mode for onboarding.

After you select to bind Harmony Email & Collaboration to your Office 365, the Office 365 Install Mode window opens.

Select one of these modes:

Automatic mode - Harmony Email & Collaboration automatically configures Office 365 emails to operate in Detect modes (Monitor only and Detect and Remediate) and/or Protect (Inline) mode. You only need to authorize the Harmony Email & Collaboration app during the wizard and all configuration changes are applied automatically.

Manual mode - You must manually perform the necessary configurations in the Office 365 Admin Exchange Center before you bind the application.

This topic explains the various settings that need to be configured for Manual mode in the Office 365 Exchange Admin Center.

We recommend that you review if any of these scenarios listed below apply to you:

You want to choose automatic mode but first want to learn the configuration changes that are automatically applied to Office 365.

You want to choose manual mode and need to know what the initial configuration should be.

You are already using one of the Detect modes and moving to Protect (Inline) mode (in this case skip to Introduction - Protect (Inline) Mode). Or, you are already in Protect (Inline) mode but changing the scope of the policy groups it applies to (In this case, skip to Step 9 - Transport Rules (Protect (Inline) Mode)). Make the changes in the Protect rule).

Note - In this guide, {portal} refers to your portal name. The portal name can be found in the Office 365 Install window. For more information, see Portal Identifier of Harmony Email & Collaboration Tenant.

If you have any queries about how to apply these changes in the configuration, contact the Check Point Support for assistance.

Manual Integration with Office 365 Mail - Required Permissions

You can choose Manual mode of integration when you do not want Check Point to automatically add and manage Mail Flow rules, connectors, and other Microsoft configurations for your organization.

As these configurations are not managed by Check Point, Manual mode require less permissions when compared with Automatic mode.

Permissions required from Office 365 for manual integration	Functions performed by Harmony Email & Collaboration
Access directory as the signed in user	Used for these: Mapping users to groups to properly assign policies to users. Baselining the active users to detect impersonation attempts. Mapping users to titles, departments and more to determine if a user is a VIP user or not.
Read directory data
Read contacts in all mailboxes	Used for baselining social graphs and communication patterns for accurate phishing detections.
Enable and disable user accounts	Used for taking actions in response to security events involving user accounts.
Read user mailbox settings	Used for continuously monitoring mailbox settings to detect indications for account compromising, such as MFA settings, forwarding rules and many more.
Read all user mailbox settings
Read and write mail in all mailboxes
Read all audit log data	Used for retrospective audit of login events to detect compromised accounts (Anomalies).
Read all groups (preview)	Used for mapping users to groups to properly assign policies to users.
Read and write all groups
Read all directory RBAC settings	(Reserved for future release) Used to allow administrators to disable users or reset their password.
Read all users' full profiles	Used for these: Mapping users to groups to properly assign policies to users. (Reserved for future release) Allow administrators to disable users or reset their password.
Read activity data for your organization	Used for these: Getting user login events, Microsoft Defender events and others to present login activities and detect compromised accounts (Anomalies). Getting Microsoft detection information to present for every email.
Read service health information for your organization	Reserved for future releases.
Send mail on behalf of others	Used for sending notifications to end-users in scenarios that technically SMTP delivery is not available. This includes phishing, malware and DLP notifications.
Read and write user and shared mail	Used for these: Enforcing Detect and Remediate policy rules, where emails are quarantined/modified post-delivery. Allowing administrators to quarantine emails that are already in the users' mailboxes. Baselining communication patterns as part of Learning Mode. Retroactive scan of emails already in users' mailboxes immediately after onboarding.
Read and write user mail
Use Exchange Web Services with full access to all mailboxes
send mail as a user	Used for sending notifications to end-users in scenarios that technically SMTP delivery is not available. This includes phishing, malware and DLP notifications.
Send mail as any user

Policy Modes

These are the policy modes:

Monitor only - Monitors the emails and creates the relevant event.
Detect and Remediate - Creates an event, and also performs retroactive enforcement for Inbound emails already delivered to users.
Protect (Inline) - All emails are reviewed before delivery to the user.

Monitor only and Detect and Remediate have the same configuration and are sometimes referred to as Detect modes in this document.

Best Practice - We recommend that you start with the configuration for Detect modes and later change to Protect (Inline). If you are already in one of the Detect modes and want to start with Protect (Inline) mode, skip to Introduction - Protect (Inline) Mode.

Note - For the system to work properly, you must follow the steps in the order they appear.

Step 1 - Authorize the Manual Integration Application

From the Getting Started Wizard, click Start for Office 365 Mail.

or

From the left panel, go to Security Settings > SaaS Applications.
Click Start for Office 365 Mail.
Select Manual mode of operation.
In the Office 365 Authorization window that appears, sign in with your Microsoft Global Administrator credentials.
In the authorization screen, click Accept to grant permissions for Check Point Cloud Security Platform - Emails - Manual Mode application.

For more information, see Permissions required from Office 365 for manual integration.

Step 2 - Check Point Contact

In the Manual mode of integration, you have to add a dedicated Check Point Contact.

This contact is used for the Undeliverable Journal Reports under Journal Rules in Step 3 - Journal Rule.

If you already configured a recipient for undeliverable journal rules, skip this step.

To add a contact

Step	Instructions
1	Log in to your Microsoft 365 admin account.
2	In the Microsoft 365 admin center, select Exchange.
3	In the Exchange admin center, go to Recipients > Contacts.
4	Click Add a mail contact.
5	In the New Mail Contact window, enter this information: First name - Check Point (Optional) Initials (Optional) Last name - Contact (Optional) Display name - Check Point Contact Alias - CheckPointContact External email address: If your data residency is in the United States use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in Australia use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-au-4-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in Canada use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-ca-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in Europe use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-eu-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in India use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-aps1-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in United Arab Emirates use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-mec1-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com` If your data residency is in United Kingdom use (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name): `{portal}@mt-prod-cp-euw2-1-journal-error.checkpointcloudsec.com`
6	Click Next.
7	(Optional) Enter the details about the Company and click Done.

Step 3 - Journal Rule

The Journal rule is used only for Detect modes (Monitor only or Detect and Protect).

The Journal rule configures Office 365 to send a copy of all scoped emails to the journaling mailbox used by Harmony Email & Collaboration for inspection.

Notes -

Before you create a Journal rule, you must specify a mailbox to receive the Undeliverable journal report. If you already configured a mailbox for this purpose, skip this step and define only the journal rule.

To define an address for Undeliverable journal reports

Step	Instructions
1	In the Exchange admin center, go to Compliance management > Journal rules.
2	Click Select address.
3	Click Browse and add the Check Point Contact created in Step 2 - Check Point Contact.

Step

Instructions

In the Exchange admin center, go to Compliance management > Journal rules.

Click Select address.

Click Browse and add the Check Point Contact created in Step 2 - Check Point Contact.

To configure the Journal rule

Step Instructions

In the Microsoft Purview, from the left navigation pane, go to click Data lifecycle management > Exchange (legacy).

Click the Journal rules tab and click New rule.

Enter this information in the Define journal rule settings window:

For Send journal reports to, enter (replace "{portal}" with your portal name):

{portal}@{portal}-mail.checkpointcloudsec.com

For Name, enter:

Check Point - Monitor

For If the message is sent to or received from..., select (Apply to all messages).

Note - If you plan to use group filters in your setup, select the group you want to include in your policy.

For Journal the following messages..., select All messages.

Click Next.

Review the settings and click Submit.

Step 4 - Connectors

In this step, you define two connectors:

Inbound connector - For all modes.
Journaling Outbound - For Detect modes.

These connectors send traffic to and receive traffic from the cloud.

Note - These connectors are used for Detect modes. For information on the configuration for Protect (Inline) mode, see Introduction - Protect (Inline) Mode.

To create a new connector

Step	Instructions
1	In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.
2	To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

Step

Instructions

In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.

To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

To configure the Check Point Inbound connector

Step	Instructions
1	For From, select Partner organization.
2	For To, select Office 365.
3	Click Next.
4	For Name, enter Check Point Inbound.
5	For Description, enter Check Point Inbound Connector.
6	For What do you want to do after the connector is saved?, select Turn it on.
7	Click Next.
8	For How do you want to identify the partner organization, select By verifying that the IP address of the sending server matches one of the following IP addresses, which belong to your organization address.
9	Enter the IP address relevant to your region and click +. If your data residency is in the United States, enter this IP address: `35.174.145.124` If your data residency is in Europe, enter this IP address: `52.212.19.177` If your data residency is in Australia, enter this IP address: `13.211.69.231` If your data residency is in Canada, enter this IP address: `15.222.110.90` If your data residency is in India, enter this IP address: `3.109.187.96` If your data residency is in United Arab Emirates, enter this IP address: `3.29.194.128` If your data residency is in United Kingdom, enter this IP address: `13.42.61.32`
10	Click Next.
11	For What security restrictions do you want to apply?, select Reject email messages if they are not sent over TLS.
12	Click Next.
13	In the Review connector window, verify the settings and click Create connector.

To create the Journaling Outbound connector

Step	Instructions
1	In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.
2	To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

Step

Instructions

In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.

To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

To configure the Journaling Outbound connector

Step	Instructions
1	For From, select Office 365.
2	For To, select Partner organization.
3	Click Next.
4	For Name, enter: `Check Point Journaling Outbound`
5	For Description (Optional), enter: `Check Point Journaling Outbound connector`
6	For What do you want to do after connector is saved?, select Turn it on.
7	Click Next.
8	For When do you want to use this connector?, select Only when email messages are sent to these domains.
9	Add the new domain: `{portal}-mail.checkpointcloudsec.com` (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name) and then click +.
10	Click Next.
11	For How do you want to route email messages?, select Route email through these smart hosts.
12	Enter the host domain name: `{portal}-host.checkpointcloudsec.com` (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name) and then click +.
13	Click Save and then Next.
14	For How should Office 365 connect to your partner organization's email server?, select Always use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to secure the connection.
15	For Connect only if the recipient's email server certificate matches this criteria, select Any digital certificate, including self-signed certificates.
16	Click Next.
17	Check your settings before validation and click Next.
18	Click the + icon and Enter this email address: `{portal}-mail.checkpointcloudsec.com` (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name) and click +.
19	Click Validate.
21	Verify that the status of both the connectors are On.

Step 5 - Connection Filter (All Modes)

Update the Connection Filter to Allow-list emails from Check Point.

This goes hand-in-hand with the Check Point Inbound Connector created in Step 4 - Connectors .

To configure the connection filter

Step	Instructions
1	In the Exchange admin center, go to Protection > Connection filter.
2	Click the icon to edit the default rule.
3	Under Connection filtering > IP Allow list, click the + icon.
4	Under Add allowed IP address: If your data residency is in the United States, enter this IP address: `35.174.145.124` If your data residency is in Europe, enter this IP address: `52.212.19.177` If your data residency is in Australia, enter this IP address: `13.211.69.231` If your data residency is in Canada, enter this IP address: `15.222.110.90` If your data residency is in India, enter this IP address: `3.109.187.96` If your data residency is in United Arab Emirates, enter this IP address: `3.29.194.128` If your data residency is in United Kingdom, enter this IP address: `13.42.61.32`

Step 6 - On-boarding (Monitor only & Detect and Remediate)

In this step, you are ready to integrate Harmony Email & Collaboration with Office 365 for Monitor only and Detect and Remediate modes.

To integrate Harmony Email & Collaboration with Office 365

Step

Instructions

Click Let's get started.

Select the Office 365 service and click Start.

Select the Manual Mode checkbox.

Accept the License agreement and click Continue.

Authorize Office 365 event monitoring - click Continue.

Enter your Office 365 admin credentials and click Accept.

Authorize Office 365 security - click Continue and accept the terms.

If you selected Apply to all messages in Step 3 - Journal Rule, select All Organization in the window below.

If you specified a group, enter the group's name and click OK.

Note - The group's name must be identical to the one that appears on Office 365.

Move to step 2:

Click Next and then Start Now.

Step 7 - Protect (Inline) Policy Configuration on Harmony Email & Collaboration

Introduction - Protect (Inline) Mode

In Protect (Inline) mode, the system inspects all emails in scope before delivery to the users.

In manual mode, you must change the policy to Protect (Inline) before moving to Office 365 configurations.

To configure Protect (Inline) mode, follow Steps 7-9 below.

Note - To return to detect modes, disable the transport rules in Step 9 - Transport Rules (Protect (Inline) Mode).

To configure the Protect (Inline) policy

Step	Instructions
1	Go to Policy.
2	In Office 365 Emails, change the Mode to Protect (Inline).
3	Under Advanced Configuration select Configure excluded IPs manually in mail flow rule.
4	Click Save and apply.

Step 8 - Connectors (Protect (Inline) Mode)

In this step, you define the outbound connector for Protect (Inline) mode.

To create the Check Point Outbound connector

Step	Instructions
1	In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.
2	To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

Step

Instructions

In the Exchange admin center, from the left navigation pane, click Mail flow > Connectors.

To create a new connector, click Add a connector.

To configure the Check Point Outbound:

Step	Instructions
1	For From, enter: `Office 365`
2	For To, enter the partner organization.
3	Click Next.
4	For Name, enter: `Check Point Outbound`
5	For Description (Optional), enter: `Check Point Outbound Connector`
6	For What do you want to do after connector is saved?, select Turn it on and click Next. To enable Inline protection for Microsoft 365 Mail, you must select the Retain internal Exchange email headers checkbox in the Check Point DLP Outbound Connector.
7	For When do you want to use this connector?, select Only when I have a transport rule to set up that redirects messages to this connector and then click Next.
8	For How do you want to route email messages?, select Route email through these smart hosts.
9	Add a smart host: `{portal}-host.checkpointcloudsec.com` (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name) and then click +.
10	Click Next.
11	For How should Office 365 connect to your partner organization's email server?, select Always use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to secure the connection.
12	For Connect only if the recipient's email server certificate matches this criteria, select Any digital certificate, including self-signed certificates and click Next.
13	Confirm your settings before validation and click Next.
14	Enter this email address: `{portal}-host.checkpointcloudsec.com` (replace "`{portal}`" with your portal name) and then click +.
15	Click Validate.
16	Verify that the Status of the connector is On.

Step 9 - Transport Rules (Protect (Inline) Mode)

The purpose of the transport rule is to implement the inline mode for the users that need to be inline. Every time you change the scope of the inline policy (add or remove users/groups) you need to edit the scope of the transport rule accordingly.

Note - If any mail flow rules already exist, the Check Point rules must be prioritized.

These are the Check Point rules:

Check Point - Protect Internal
Check Point - Protect
Check Point - Allow-List
Check Point - Junk Filter

Check Point - Protect Internal

To configure the Check Point - Protect rule as the first mail-flow rule

Step Instructions

For Name, enter Check Point - Protect Internal.

For Apply this rule if..., add this condition:

The sender is located outside the organization.

For Do the following..., add these two actions:

Modify the message properties:
1. In the first field, select Modify the message heading.
2. In the next field, select set the message header.
3. Click the first Enter text and enter X-CLOUD-SEC-AV-Info
4. Click the second Enter text and enter this value: {portal}, office365_emails, inline (replace "{portal}" with your portal name)
Redirect the message to:Use the following connector, select Check Point DLP Outbound connector.
1. In the first field, select Redirect the message to.
2. In the next field, select the following connector.
3. Select Check Point DLP Outbound connector and click Save.

For Except if..., add these two exceptions:

The message has an SCL greater than or equal to 5.
1. In the first field, select The message properties.
2. In the next field, select include an SCL greater than or equal to.
3. From the dropdown, select 5 and click Save.
Sender's IP address is in the range:
1. In the first field, select The sender.
2. In the next field, select IP address is in any of these ranges or exactly matches.
3. Enter the IP address, click Add and then click Save.

Note - If you have other inbound connectors using IP addresses, add their IP addresses to this list.

Click Next.

In the Rule mode, select Enforce.

Select the Stop processing more rules checkbox.

In the Match sender address in message field, select Header.

Click Finish.

Check Point - Protect

To configure the Check Point - Protect rule as the first mail-flow rule

Step Instructions

For Name, enter Check Point - Protect.

For Apply this rule if..., add two conditions:

The sender is located outside the organization.
The recipient is located inside the organization.

If necessary, add another condition and specify the groups that should be inline.

For Do the following..., add these two actions:

Modify the message properties:
1. In the first field, select Modify the message heading.
2. In the next field, select set the message header.
3. Click the first Enter text and enter X-CLOUD-SEC-AV-Info
4. Click the second Enter text and enter this value: {portal}, office365_emails, inline (replace "{portal}" with your portal name)
Redirect the message to:Use the following connector, select Check Point Outbound connector.
1. In the first field, select Redirect the message to.
2. In the next field, select the following connector.
3. Select Check Point - Outbound connector and click Save.

For Except if..., add these two exceptions:

The message has an SCL greater than or equal to 5.
1. In the first field, select The message properties.
2. In the next field, select include an SCL greater than or equal to.
3. From the dropdown, select 5 and click Save.
Sender's IP address is in the range:
1. In the first field, select The sender.
2. In the next field, select IP address is in any of these ranges or exactly matches.
3. Enter the IP address, click Add and then click Save.

Note - If you have other inbound connectors using IP addresses, add their IP addresses to this list.

Click Next.

In the Rule mode, select Enforce.

Select the Stop processing more rules checkbox.

In the Match sender address in message field, select Header.

Click Finish.

Check Point - Allow-List

To configure the Check Point Allow-List rule

Step	Instructions
1	In the Name field, enter `Check Point - Allow-List`
2	In the Apply this rule if... field, sender's IP address: In the first field, select The sender. In the next field, select IP address is in any of these ranges or exactly matches. Enter the IP address, click Add and then click Save. If your data residency is in the United States, enter this IP address: `35.174.145.124` If your data residency is in Europe, enter this IP address: `52.212.19.177` If your data residency is in Australia, enter this IP address: `13.211.69.231` If your data residency is in Canada, enter this IP address: `15.222.110.90` If your data residency is in India, enter this IP address: `3.109.187.96` If your data residency is in United Arab Emirates, enter this IP address: `3.29.194.128` If your data residency is in United Kingdom, enter this IP address: `13.42.61.32`
3	For the Do the following... field, select set the spam confidence level (SCL) to... > Bypass spam filtering. In the first field, select The message properties. In the next field, select set the spam confidence level (SCL). Select Bypass spam filtering and click Save.
4	For the Except if... field, select A message header matches these text patterns. In the first field, select The message header. In the next field, select matches these text patterns. Click the first Enter text, enter `X-CLOUD-SEC-AV-SCL` and click Save. Click the second Enter text, enter the value true, click Add and then click Save.
5	Click Next.
6	In the Rule mode, select Enforce.
7	Select the Stop processing more rules checkbox.
8	In the Match sender address in message field, select Header.
9	Click Finish.

Check Point - Junk Filter

To configure the Check Point Junk filter rule

Step	Instructions
1	In the Name field, enter `Check Point - Junk Filter`
2	For the Apply this rule if... field, add these two conditions: The message header matches these patterns: In the first field, select The message header. In the next field, select matches these text patterns. Click the first Enter text, enter `X-CLOUD-SEC-AV-SCL` and click Save. Click the second Enter text, enter the value true, click Add and then click Save. Senders IP address is in the range: In the first field, select The sender. In the next field, select IP address is in any of these ranges or exactly matches. Enter the IP address, click Add and then click Save. If your data residency is in the United States, enter this IP address: `35.174.145.124` If your data residency is in Europe, enter this IP address: `52.212.19.177` If your data residency is in Australia, enter this IP address: `13.211.69.231` If your data residency is in Canada, enter this IP address: `15.222.110.90` If your data residency is in India, enter this IP address: `3.109.187.96` If your data residency is in United Arab Emirates, enter this IP address: `3.29.194.128` If your data residency is in United Kingdom, enter this IP address: `13.42.61.32`
3	For the Do the following... field, do these: In the first field, select The message properties. In the next field, select set the spam confidence level (SCL). Select 9 for Bypass spam filtering and click Save.
4	Click Next.
5	In the Rule mode, select Enforce.
6	Select the Stop processing more rules checkbox.
7	In the Match sender address in message field, select Header.
8	Click Finish.

Transport Rules

Office 365 Transport rules automate actions on emails-in-traffic based on custom policies. In most enterprise environments, every transport rule falls under either Delivery Rule or Modification Rule.

Step 10 - Sending User Reported Phishing Emails to an Internal Mailbox

To handle phishing reports effectively, Harmony Email & Collaboration requires that reports sent through the Microsoft Report Phishing / Report Message add-in are also sent to an internal mailbox. This mailbox can be an existing dedicated mailbox or a new shared mailbox that does not require a Microsoft license.

To send user reported phishing emails to an internal mailbox:

Log in to the Microsoft Defender portal.
Click Settings > Email & Collaboration > User reported settings.
Scroll down to the Reported message destinations section and do these:
1. In the Send reported messages to: field, select Microsoft and my reporting mailbox.
2. In the Add an exchange online mailbox to send reported messages to: field, enter the dedicated mailbox email address.
Click Save.

Reverting Manual Onboarding / Switching to Automatic Onboarding

To switch the onboarding from Manual mode to Automatic mode or to disconnect Harmony Email & Collaboration from your Office 365 account, follow these steps:

Navigate to Security Settings > SaaS Applications.
Click Stop for all the Office 365 SaaS applications.
Follow all the steps in Appendix A: Check Point Manual Integration with Office 365, and remove every rule and object you created.
Contact Check Point Support so that Check Point support finalizes the process in the backend.

After the confirmation from Check Point Support, the reverting process is complete.
To start the onboarding in Automatic mode, follow the procedure in Activating Office 365 Mail.

Unified Quarantine for Manual Mode of Onboarding

Some organizations prefer Manual mode of onboarding for these reasons:

The permissions required by the Check Point Cloud Security Platform - Emails V2 enterprise application for Automatic mode are too high for the organization.
The organization prefers that Check Point do not automatically change mail flow rules, connectors, transport rules, and so on in their Microsoft Azure cloud platform.

However, to get visibility on emails quarantined by Microsoft (Unified Quarantine) and act on them, Check Point requires permissions that are requested only by the Check Point Cloud Security Platform - Emails V2 application in the Automatic mode of onboarding.

For customers using Harmony Email & Collaboration in Manual mode who agree to grant the necessary permissions (see Required Roles and Permissions) to the Check Point Cloud Security Platform - Emails V2 application, but prefer not to have Check Point manage mail flow rules, connectors, transport rules, and other configurations in their Microsoft Azure, can still use Unified Quarantine.

To do that:

Contact Check Point Support with the request.
After approval from the support representative, re-authorize the Office 365 Mail application with Microsoft administrator credentials.
1. Click Security Settings > SaaS Applications.
2. Click Configure for Office 365 Mail.
3. Click Re-Authorize Check Point Office 365 Email App.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions and authorize the Microsoft 365 application.
You can see that Harmony Email & Collaboration is using a different application requiring more permissions.

Unified Quarantine is enabled and the application will not make any changes to your Microsoft 365 configuration.