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Jeffrey Allen
Nov 01, 2018Silver Contributor
Phantom Account
I have this account in my tenant that goes to more than one person. If you try to find it in the admin center, it doesn't show as a user, contact, group, shared mailbox or a resource. If I go into ...
VasilMichev
Nov 02, 2018MVP
Several types of mailboxes are not displayed in the EAC and/or Office 365 Admin center, for example Discovery mailboxes, Scheduling mailboxes, Site mailboxes, etc. PowerShell can give you all the information you need for the mailbox though, simply query the relevant properties: RecipientTypeDetails, UserPrincipalName, EmailAddresses, Forwarding settings, etc.
- Jeffrey AllenNov 02, 2018Silver ContributorThanks! I guess I don't know enough about Powershell to even run some of these as I've spent two hours trying to get some of these properties and keep getting errors. When will MS do away with PS and make everything GUI?
- Jeffrey AllenNov 02, 2018Silver Contributor
I think I've located the phantom account. I believe it is a part of a Public Folder mailbox but that folder has a different name and doesn't list details in the Exchange Admin Console.
- Jeffrey AllenNov 02, 2018Silver Contributor
I was wrong it isn't a public folder. I did some more research and what is a SchedulingMailbox? This might be that and if so can it be converted to a regular mailbox?