The University of Vermont utilizes Microsoft Exchange as our primary email, calendaring, contacts, scheduling, and collaboration platform. All current UVM affiliates with an active NetID account are provisioned with Exchange access.
The guides below will walk you through the process of adding your UVM Exchange account to various devices and mail clients. You can also access your UVM email from any web browser by visiting outlook.cloud.microsoft.
If you don’t yet have Outlook on your device, see the Microsoft Office 365 – Installation and Activation article for help.
Windows
(new) Outlook
- Open the Outlook application.

- If this is your first time launching Outlook, you should be automatically prompted to enter your email address. Enter your email address in the format of NetID@uvm.edu and click Continue.

- If prompted to Select your email provider, choose Microsoft 365.

- If this is your UVM computer, after a few “setting up” screens, your inbox will load and you’re all set. If this is a personal computer, you’ll be prompted to sign in with your NetID and Password. Enter your credentials and click LOG IN.

- If prompted, respond to Duo.
- If asked to “Sign in to all apps and websites on this device”, click No, this app only.

Outlook (classic)
- Open Outlook (classic).

- If this is your UVM computer, enter your email address in the format of NetID@uvm.edu and click Connect. Your Inbox will load and you’re all set. If this is a personal computer, and you’ve never used the Office apps before, you’ll first have to “Sign in to get started with Outlook” by clicking Sign in or create account.

- Enter your Email in the format of NetID@uvm.edu and click Next.

- Log In with your NetID and Password, and respond to the Duo prompts.
- If asked to “Sign in to all apps and websites on this device”, click No, this app only.
- Enter your email address in the format of NetID@uvm.edu and click Connect.

- Uncheck the box next to Set up Outlook Mobile on my phone, too, and click Done.

Outlook for Microsoft 365
- Open the Outlook application.
- If this is your first time launching Outlook, you should be automatically prompted to enter your email address.
- Enter your email address in the format of NetID@uvm.edu and click Connect
- If required, proceed through the normal Duo MFA prompts
- Click OK to allow Windows to use these same credentials to sign into other Microsoft 365 services.

- Your account should now have been added successfully.

- You can either add another account, or click Done to finish.

Outlook 2019
- Open the Outlook application. If this is the first time launching Outlook, you’ll automatically be prompted to enter your email address. You can also add accounts via the File –> Account Settings menu.
- Enter your email address in the NetID@uvm.edu format, then click Connect.
- Click on Exchange as your account type.

- Enter your NetID password, then click OK.

- Click OK to complete the account setup wizard.

Outlook 2016
- Open the Outlook 2016 application.
- If this is your first time launching Outlook, you’ll receive a prompt to add an email account. You can also add accounts via the File –> Account Settings menu.

- Choose to add an email account, then click Next.

- Enter your UVM account information. The E-mail Address should be entered in NetID@uvm.edu format. Enter your NetID password in the Password fields, then click Next.
- Click Finish to complete the account setup wizard.

macOS
Outlook
- Open the Microsoft Outlook application.
- Click on the Outlook menu in the top left, and then select Settings.

- Click Add Email Account.

- Enter your UVM email address in the NetID@uvm.edu format.

- If prompted, proceed through UVM’s Single Sign-On.

- When you get a message saying “Microsoft 365 account has been added”, you can click Done in the bottom right corner of the window to finish.

- Open the Mail application.

- In the Mail menu, select Add Account….

- Choose Microsoft Exchange as the account provider, and then click Continue.

- Enter your full name and your UVM email address in the NetID@uvm.edu format, and then click Sign In.
- Click Sign In again.

- If required, proceed through the normal Duo MFA prompts
- Select the content you’d like to sync with your Mail client, and then click Done.

iOS
Outlook
- Search for and install Outlook from the app store, then open the app.

- If asked to add an already existing account, press Skip to bypass this screen and continue with the standard Add Account process.

- Enter your UVM email address, then click Add Account to be redirected to the UVM sign-in screen.

- Enter your UVM NetID and password.

- If required, proceed through the normal Duo MFA prompts.
- Tap Maybe Later to proceed to your inbox.

- You should now begin to see your inbox populate. It may take some time for all of your emails and folders to appear.

Mail - Default iOS App
- Open the Settings, tap Apps, and then Mail.

- From the Mail menu, select Accounts.

- Tap on Add Account.

- Tap on the Microsoft Exchange option.

- In the “Email” field, enter your UVM email address in NetID@uvm.edu format. In the “Description field, enter “UVM“, then tap “Next“.
- You’ll receive a prompt asking if you’d like to sign in to your Exchange account using Microsoft. Tap the “Sign In” option.

- Sign in with your UVM NetID and password.

- If prompted, proceed through the normal Duo MFA prompts
- You’ll be asked to choose which items you’d like to sync with your device. ETS recommends leaving all toggles switched “On”. When you’ve finished adjusting your sync settings, tap Save.

Android
Outlook
Gmail
- Open the Settings app on your Android device.

- Scroll down and tap Accounts.

- Scroll down to the Add account option.

- From the list of account types, select Exchange.

- Enter your UVM email address in NetID@uvm.edu format. Then tap Next.
- Enter your UVM NetID password. Then tap Next.
- Account configuration should complete automatically. Tap Next to continue.
- Tap Next to complete the setup process. You have successfully added your UVM Exchange email and calendar account to your Android device.















