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Reuse/convert a Shared Mailbox alias to a alias of an active user?
3 Questions What I found so fare. I can give the shared mailbox a new alias, delete the active user that was auto-created when the shared mailbox was initially created, then wait for ~15min, and th...
Can be either secondary or primary, but in any case you can just change the UPN to anything you'd like and "free" the alias.
Um, there are no email address policies in O365. Most likely the OP is trying to make the change from the O365 admin center... which is known to cause more harm than good with its "helpful" "features". I'd suggest making the change via PowerShell or the EAC.
Oh is there not? I've always sat on Hybrid that still had address policies just assumed it would default as well in 365. My bad ;).
If you are on hybrid thegreatdane, then it could be the policy issue I talk about in my response, otherwise prolly not :P. If you could give a few more specifics to how you are trying to make the change and environment we can go from there.
If you are on hybrid thegreatdane, then it could be the policy issue I talk about in my response, otherwise prolly not :P. If you could give a few more specifics to how you are trying to make the change and environment we can go from there.
Hey Chris
I'm on a pure cloud solution, and just starting out so all this policies/powershell is still new to me. But im getting there :)
Well there is, but it only applies to Groups. And we also have the "feature" that enforces at least one alias to match the UPN, which kinda works like an EAP.
