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Tanya Denton
Feb 12, 2020Steel Contributor
Support for Plus Addressing in Office 365
I am sure I came across the following in our message centre, but I can no longer find it for an update. Just tested it and it is not available yet. Does anyone have an update? "Plus Addressing ...
- Feb 12, 2020
Tanya Denton ignore me it was on the roadmap and not until Q4 2020 😞
Kreera_House
Sep 23, 2020Steel Contributor
Tanya Denton - Looks like it arrived early 🙂 This was just posted on UserVoice:
ADMIN Sean S (Admin, Microsoft Office 365) responded · Sep 23, 2020
I’m pleased to announce that the plus addressing feature is now available for Exchange Admins to enable. This can be done through Powershell using the following command:
Set-OrganizationConfig -AllowPlusAddressInRecipients $true
For instructions on how to use Powershell, you can find out more here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/exchange/exchange-online-powershell-v2?view=exchange-ps
The setting may not instantly take effect so please expect a delay before you can start using plus addresses.
Regards,
The Exchange Transport team
- Tanya DentonSep 24, 2020Steel Contributor
Kreera_House brilliant thank you for letting me know.
- jasonsch69Sep 23, 2020Copper ContributorI have enable this for my org. I have a primary smtp of first.last@domain.com and an alias of username@domain.com.
If I send from personal gmail account to first.last+test@domain.com it fails. first.last+test not found at domain.com
If I send to username+test@domain.com it gets delivered to my mailbox.- jasonsch69Sep 23, 2020Copper Contributorand now they both work
- Kreera_HouseSep 23, 2020Steel Contributor
jasonsch69 Good to know. This may have been due to the delay that was mentioned by the Microsoft admin who published the information.