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NodorinaMing
Oct 21, 2019Copper Contributor
EXO: Shared Mailbox with Active AD account
Hi, We are migrating our Ex2010 mailboxes to Exchange Online. Currently, we have shared mailboxes created with an Active AD login account (Generic login) for application integration purposes. ...
VasilMichev
Oct 21, 2019MVP
There's nothing in the code stopping you from logging in directly to a Shared mailbox, it has been actually discussed few times here. However it's against the license agreement, and you should use it at your own risk. Best assign a license to the mailbox and covert it to regular one.
NodorinaMing
Oct 22, 2019Copper Contributor
Hi VasilMichev
Thank
Question: you mentioned convert to "regular" one = Does that mean Microsoft recommended Shared mailbox to be created as UserMailbox type in EXO?
What about assign O365 to SharedMailbox type?
Thank you
- VasilMichevOct 22, 2019MVP
No, it simple means you can convert between the different mailbox types with no issues, as long as you keep true to the license agreement. You can assign a license to a shared mailbox as well, but if you do that, you can simply convert it to user mailbox as you are allocating the license anyway.