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Robert Bollinger
Nov 24, 2021Brass Contributor
Set ABP and Disable Powershell - For all newly created mailboxes
Hey Team, Quick question here. I would like to set the default Address book policy (one we created) and disable powershell for all newly created mailboxes... I thought we could do the above...
VasilMichev
Nov 24, 2021MVP
Just use an onboarding script for the creation of the user/mailbox, and add those requirements as steps therein.
Robert Bollinger
Nov 24, 2021Brass Contributor
Thanks Vasil. As always you give great answers. I am trying to avoid adding any more steps the onboarding process.
However were you ever able to do what i want to do with Office 365? Or am i just flat wrong? What about with Exchange On-Prem? I am just curious at this point.
Thanks,
Robert
However were you ever able to do what i want to do with Office 365? Or am i just flat wrong? What about with Exchange On-Prem? I am just curious at this point.
Thanks,
Robert
- VasilMichevNov 25, 2021MVPAs you mentioned above, those parameters cannot be set via mailbox plans, so your only option is to script it. On-premises, you can use the scripting agent for this, but it's the same logic anyway - add some cmdlets after provisioning the mailbox.
- Robert BollingerNov 30, 2021Brass ContributorThanks again. As always your advice was correct. I also opened a ticket with MIcrosoft Support (Premier/Unified) and they are still working on "understanding the question". So you are faster than they are.