Use the following type of encrypted connection: TLS.Use the following type of encrypted connection: SSL.Enter these values in the the Advanced tab:.Select the Use same settings as my incoming server option.Check the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication box.(Optional) Reply E-mail: A reply email address, if it’s different from your email address.(Optional) Organization: Your company or school name.Mail Account: Your Google Workspace Gmail address.In Internet E-mail Settings, enter these values in the General tab:.Password: Your Google Workspace Gmail password.User Name: Your Google Workspace Gmail address.Email Address: Your Google Workspace Gmail address.

Your Name: The name you use with your Google Workspace Gmail account.

In the Add Account window, enter these values:.

Select the POP or IMAP option, then click Next:.

Select the Manual setup or additional server types option, then click Next:.

Read more about the settings for syncing Gmail with another mail client.

These steps and screenshots are for older versions of Outlook, but you can use the values shown in these steps with other mail clients.

Replace them with your own email address and domains.

The email addresses and domains shown in these steps are examples.

If you’re using Outlook on a Mac, follow the steps at Add a Gmail account to Outlook for Mac, on the Microsoft Office support site. If you’re using Outlook on a PC, follow the steps at Add a Gmail account to Outlook for Windows, on the Microsoft Office support site.

When you connect your Gmail account to Outlook, you might get a warning message in your inbox telling you that a new sign in was detected.

Outlook 2016 volume licensed version with Windows Installer (MSI) does not support OAuth.

Outlook from Microsoft 365 (desktop version).

To let your users sync Gmail with third-party mail clients, turn on IMAP in the Admin console by following the steps in Turn POP and IMAP on and off for users. Before you begin: Turn on IMAP in the Admin console In this case, contact support for the third-party mail app. Important: Your support plan might not include support for third-party products. We recommend using the latest versions of: If you're not sure if your email client supports OAuth, contact tech support or check the help documentation for the client. The latest versions of Outlook, Apple Mail, and Samsung Mail support OAuth. Email clients that use OAuth keep your Gmail account more secure. We recommend you use Gmail only with third-party email clients that support OAuth. OAuth lets apps and websites share your Google account data without requiring your username or password. To prepare for this change, review the details in Transition from less secure apps to OAuth. For exact dates, visit Google Workspace Updates. (The default selector is google.Starting in Fall of 2024, Google Workspace accounts will no longer support less secure apps, third-party apps or devices that ask you to sign in to your Google Account using only your username and password. Set up a new key using the provided selector.

DKIM is not set up: There's no DKIM key for your domain with the prefix selector you entered.

DKIM authentication DNS setup: A DKIM key is set up for the domain and selector.

When the test finishes, check for one of these messages:.

If you have a custom DKIM selector from Step 5, enter it in the DKIM selector (optional) field.

Enter your domain in the Domain name field.For example, the selector prefix for google._domainkey is google. If this field has a value, note the text in front of the.If you you've never set up DKIM in Google Workspace, this field doesn't have a value.Locate the DNS host name (TXT record name) section:.In the Selected domain menu, select the domain you want to check.Sign in using an account with super administrator privileges (does not end in From the Admin console Home page, go to Apps Google Workspace Gmail.

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