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Identity synchronization to Office 365 - two smpt proxy address
Ferzaer2 So since I already have two smtp proxy addresses on premises for each user , the alias should be created automatically ? --> yes.
Will the example3.gov domain cause an issue since it's not verified in office 365 ? --> as long as no user has example3.gov as an email address, there will be no issues. If you want to sync these smtp addresses to O365, then you have to register it (but you don't have to add them as an additional UPN suffix in your on-prem AD).
"as long as no user has example3.gov as an email address, there will be no issues. If you want to sync these smtp addresses to O365, then you have to register it (but you don't have to add them as an additional UPN suffix in your on-prem AD)."
No, no user has the example3.gov as an email address and i don't want to sync it.
Also, no user has an upn suffix that ends in example3.gov.
However, the upn suffix is there - it's not being used, but it's there available to be picked up.
So as long as no user has the upn suffix added to their log on, then it won't be an issue correct ? Even though it's available ?
Also, one more question, it seems everyone recommends using express settings, but is it an issue to use custom settings so i can choose two OU for synchronization , without synchronizing some local accounts from other OU that have no email address and are used purely for domain compute access?
Thanks again for everything.
- Guys, i think this is what we have been waiting for , well at least I.
Got you. Since I plan on getting rid of ad connect soon after migration, i don't think i need updates.
I have one more question ,but I'll make a separate thread about it.
Thanks for everything so far.
- Doesn’t matter if the UPN is there on-prem or not, right.
Express settings has the advantage that you will automatically receive updates (kind of auto updated) and the default configuration will be applied. Of course you can use the custom setting and configure OU filtering.