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Exchange 2016 Maximum number of recipients in a message that's sent by the specific sender
In Exchange 2016, the RecipientLimits property on a mailbox takes precedence over the organization-wide MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit. That means if you set the global MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit to 50 but configure a specific mailbox (e.g., user10@mylab.local
) with RecipientLimits set to Unlimited, that mailbox can bypass the organizational limit. In your example, user10 would indeed be able to send a message to 100 recipients, since the mailbox-specific RecipientLimits overrides the global setting.
In Exchange 2016, the RecipientLimits property on a mailbox takes precedence over the organization-wide MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit. That means if you set the global MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit to 50 but configure a specific mailbox (e.g., user10@mylab.local
) with RecipientLimits set to Unlimited, that mailbox can bypass the organizational limit. In your example, user10 would indeed be able to send a message to 100 recipients, since the mailbox-specific RecipientLimits overrides the global setting.
As per the Microsoft documentation, that's not correct if the RecipientLimit is set to Unlimited. Please see the link in my previous post.