custom domain

About this tag
The custom domain tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about moving away from Microsoft's default onmicrosoft.com (MOERA) namespace to a verified custom domain for email sending. Recent threads focus on Microsoft's MOERA throttle policy, which limits outbound email from onmicrosoft.com addresses to 100 external recipients per organization per 24-hour window, with phased enforcement starting October 2025. Users discuss migration steps, the importance of setting up a custom domain to avoid throttling, and related topics like accessing iCloud Mail on Windows. The tag is relevant for IT administrators and business users managing Microsoft 365 email delivery.
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    MOERA Throttle: 100 External Recipients per 24h and Migration to Custom Domains

    Microsoft’s Exchange team has announced a sweeping, tenant-level restriction that will limit outbound email sent from the shared onmicrosoft.com namespace (MOERA — Microsoft Online Email Routing Address) to 100 external recipients per organization per 24‑hour rolling window, and the change comes...
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    MOERA Throttle: Microsoft Caps Onmicrosoft.com Email at 100 External Recipients/Day

    Microsoft is moving to strictly limit outbound email sent from the shared .onmicrosoft.com tenant namespace — commonly called MOERA (Microsoft Online Email Routing Address) — introducing a hard cap that will throttle messages sent from onmicrosoft.com addresses to 100 external recipients per...
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    MOERA Throttling: Migrate from onmicrosoft.com to Your Custom Domain Now

    Microsoft has given a clear ultimatum to organizations still using the shared .onmicrosoft.com sending address: migrate to a verified custom domain or expect severe outbound throttling that will constrain external email to just 100 external recipients per organization in any 24‑hour rolling...
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    Access iCloud Mail on Windows: Browser, Outlook, or iCloud for Windows

    Accessing Apple Mail from a Windows PC is easier than most people realize: you can use iCloud Mail in any modern browser, connect your iCloud account to Windows email clients such as Outlook or Thunderbird using standard IMAP/SMTP settings, or install Apple’s iCloud for Windows to link Mail...
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