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Fix small inaccuracy around self-hosting
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“Microsoft hosted” refers to a scenario where an organization uses the cloud-based exchange server provided by Microsoft, using domains which resolve to the Microsoft cloud infrastructure (Office365). This includes using a custom domain which isn't owned by Microsoft but resolve to their cloud platform. These configurations typically require users to authenticate using OAuth2 via login.microsoftonline.com. | “Microsoft hosted” refers to a scenario where an organization uses the cloud-based exchange server provided by Microsoft, using domains which resolve to the Microsoft cloud infrastructure (Office365). This includes using a custom domain which isn't owned by Microsoft but resolve to their cloud platform. These configurations typically require users to authenticate using OAuth2 via login.microsoftonline.com. | ||
“Self hosted” refers to a scenario where an organization (like a school or a company) provides their users with an Exchange mail server that is hosted | “Self hosted” refers to a scenario where an organization (like a school or a company) provides their users with an Exchange mail server that is hosted on their servers, with their domain. | ||
If the organization allows basic password authentication for their self-hosted instance, their users will be able to use Thunderbird’s new EWS support. NTLM support for Exchange accounts is not available yet in Thunderbird, but should be introduced soon. | If the organization allows basic password authentication for their self-hosted instance, their users will be able to use Thunderbird’s new EWS support. NTLM support for Exchange accounts is not available yet in Thunderbird, but should be introduced soon. | ||