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If you use Outlook.com to access an account that uses a domain other than @live.com, @hotmail.com, or @outlook.com, you might not be able to sync your accounts using IMAP. To resolve this, remove the connected IMAP account in Outlook.com and reconfigure it as a POP connection. For instructions about how to reconfigure your account to use POP, contact your email account provider.

PS: this is a fresh Firewall install. there are NO outbound limitations whatsoever.

I can successfully ping "smtp-mail.outlook.com" from my XG box or from within the LAN.

SMTP notifications work fine with other services I use in my LAN, including an SMTP testing tool.

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I've noticed in the last week that login to my outlook.com mail account from Firefox v 36.01 is no longer working. I'm using the Firefox plugin. I shows the information and I end up having to paste my password in. Every other site is working just fine.

@Isaiah and @outtacontext - I just logged in to my Outlook.com account successfully without editing anything. The URL outlook.com does redirect you to another URL, but I would have thought if you save a login manually, that would have been captured. The URL in my Outlook login record is Perhaps you could check your 1Password items to see if that's the URL you are using.

I think @prime gave us the key to understanding the issue: is your login saved with a live.com or a outlook.com URL? Perhaps there is another issue as well but I know I am unable to fill if my saved URL is outlook.com. We're pretty sure we know why and will have an update soon.

After a bit of brainstorming we're confident we've discovered the exact cause of this bug. The root of the issue lies in the differences between outlook.com, live.com, microsoft.com and so on. All of these belong to Microsoft and over the years they've been handled differently. For the average user like yourselves and I (basically non-devs) we don't and shouldn't need to think too much about what happens if we visit say www.outlook.com but there's a lot happening in the background. So over time Microsoft changes how they use these domains and when they make a big enough change it breaks it for everybody - so we adapt.

I see the adapting part, but I think we think a way something should be, and it works. When I had my gmail account, I would type "gmail.com" and that would take me to accounts.google.whatevertheyuse.com and it worked. So now I use outlook and type outlook.com and it takes me to live.com. I just never noticed this until I got 1Password.

Outlook.com graduated preview stage on February 18, 2013. According to Microsoft, the upgrade was deployed on April 3, 2013;[citation needed] users kept their existing Hotmail accounts and received the option of having an @outlook.com email address. By May 2013, the upgrade was completed and Outlook.com had 400 million active users.[49] By May 2014, Outlook.com continued to have 400 million active users.[50]

We've tested this with our internal Office365 and with external outlook.com adresses - both get flagged by Microsoft as Phishing. Even emails from HubSpot their support, product/blog updates are being flagged as Phishing. I think there must be a problem of IP reputation between Microsoft & HubSpot or a problem with Microsoft anti-virus/phishing detection algorithms...

Outlook.com. Outlook.com is the primary consumer email service from Microsoft and includes email accounts with addresses that end in outlook.com, live.com, hotmail.com, and msn.com. Outlook.com provides features that let you connect with your friends on social networks. You will need to create a Microsoft account to use Outlook.com.

4. You can create aliases and disposable addresses. Outlook is amazingly flexible when it comes to your email address. For example, it's easy to let Outlook send and receive email using your primary POP email address. But even more interesting is that you can establish up to five aliases, so you can send mail from a variety of names@outlook.com. ff782bc1db