Go to “ More Settings …” make sure under “ Outgoing Server” select “ My outgoing server (SMTP_ requires authentication” to “ Use same settings as my incoming mail server.” Under incoming mail server enter “ ” and for the outgoing mail server(SMTP) enter “ .” Lastly, enter your password. Last Step is to configure your G Suite Account In Outlookįirst, launch Outlook > Go to Info > Add AccountĪdd Account, select “ Manual setup or additional server types“. Now Go to Gmail’s setting page > Forwarding and POP/IMAP and make sure “ Enable IMAP” is selected. Under Sign-in & security, click Connected apps & sites. Now login as one of the users under your organization. Second Step is to log in to User’s G Suite Settings Select “Allow users to manage their access to less secure apps.” Scroll down to the bottom of the Basic Settings page, find “Less secure apps” and click “Go to settings for less secure apps.”

If you are the administrator, log in under and go to Basic settings. If you are one of the users being given the email account by your administrator, you need to first ask the administrator to allow “Less Secure App” access. First and foremost – Contact Your Email Administrator If you wish to receive and send emails via Outlook instead of the web-based Gmail with your G Suite emails, this is how to do it. Gmail is a great email app, that being said, there are still features that you can’t compete with native apps like Outlook. G Suite is previously known as Google App, a paid service provided by Google that allows you to have your own domain name email all managed in a Gmail-like interface. This tutorial will guide you through how to add your G Suite email account (Basic or Business) to your Office Outlook.

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