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Emil Klöfverskjöld's avatar
Emil Klöfverskjöld
Copper Contributor
Mar 30, 2017

Domains only on O365

Hello community. 

 

Can i move my domain located on one.com to O365 so i dont have to redirect the traffic from one.com to O365? 

 

one.com have insufficient security when it comes to login and i rather keep all my data in one place. 

As it is now i have to keep track on both one.com and O365. 

 

I have a website and email addresses and i want O365 to handle them all but i rather let O365 also handle the domain so i dont have to have a middlehand. 

 

BR

Emil

office 365

7 Replies

  • Tiago Costa's avatar
    Tiago Costa
    MVP
    Mar 30, 2017

    If it's a public website, you should create an Web App under Azure. Can you provide us more detail on what are you needs?

    • Salvatore Biscari's avatar
      Salvatore Biscari
      Silver Contributor
      Mar 30, 2017

      On the other side, creating a Web App under Azure needs a paid subscription to Azure...

      Am I correct?

  • Salvatore Biscari's avatar
    Salvatore Biscari
    Silver Contributor
    Mar 30, 2017

    Office 365 does not support public websites anymore.

    Not sure, hence, which kind of traffic are you redirecting...

    Can you please elaborate a bit?

    • Emil Klöfverskjöld's avatar
      Emil Klöfverskjöld
      Copper Contributor
      Mar 30, 2017

      Right now its only the email i am redirecting. 

      I think its a bit frustrating to have to log in to my domain host and redirect all emails to O365.

       

      Also i see it as a security breeche that there are two places to attack to get hold on the emails and one.com do not offer 2 way auth. 

       

      So i want O365 to handle all email account and traffic and it should not pass a middlehand. 

       

      I might be missing something that can make this possible?

      I am a bit new to all this and under a learning curve. 

       

      BR

      Emil

      • Salvatore Biscari's avatar
        Salvatore Biscari
        Silver Contributor
        Mar 30, 2017

        Have you seen this article?

        https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Create-DNS-records-for-Office-365-when-you-manage-your-DNS-records-b0f3fdca-8a80-4e8e-9ef3-61e8a2a9ab23

  • Vishal Kalal's avatar
    Vishal Kalal
    Brass Contributor
    Mar 30, 2017

    As long as I know, Microsoft doesnt host domain at this movement. However they are hosting partners for Office 365 with GoDaddy and someother hosting provides so you can transfer your domain to them. Refer to the below articles-

     

    https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Website-hosting-partners-for-Office-365-47b10b76-315a-45a6-ad89-93ae2834d19d?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1

     

    https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Buy-a-domain-name-in-Office-365-1561140a-16a9-4a02-822d-a989250e479d?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US#ID0EAADAAA=More_info