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How do I add a guest mail user to adress lists or create a mail contact using the same email address
- Dec 07, 2017
To be honest, it's a bit of a mess as you can actually have the same address added twice:
[10:36:59][Login script]# Get-Recipient tempxxx@abv.bg | Ft Name,RecipientType* Name RecipientType RecipientTypeDetails ---- ------------- -------------------- temp MailContact MailContact tempxxx_abv.bg#EXT# MailUser GuestMailUser
The "trick" is to have the contact first, then provision the Guest account. Doesn't really make much sense to me, but TonyRedmond seems to see the logic in all this and perhaps can explain it better :)
To be honest, it's a bit of a mess as you can actually have the same address added twice:
[10:36:59][Login script]# Get-Recipient tempxxx@abv.bg | Ft Name,RecipientType* Name RecipientType RecipientTypeDetails ---- ------------- -------------------- temp MailContact MailContact tempxxx_abv.bg#EXT# MailUser GuestMailUser
The "trick" is to have the contact first, then provision the Guest account. Doesn't really make much sense to me, but TonyRedmond seems to see the logic in all this and perhaps can explain it better :)
What's the best thing to do if I already have the guest user? If I delete the guest user's will they lose access to SharePoint?
- TonyRedmondDec 07, 2017MVPIf you remove the guest user object, that user loses all access to resources in your tenant. You could do that, then create the mail contact, recreate the guest user, and restablish sharing. I don’t have a better suggestion for now as I am on the road.
- Adrian TilkApr 11, 2018Copper Contributor
And how will this work with guest users in teams? Can we edit the username for those contacts, as they are currently uneditable
- TonyRedmondApr 11, 2018MVP
You can edit the details of guest users through the Office 365 Admin Center. Select them from the list of active users and edit their contact information as you would for any other user.