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52 TopicsMigrate mailbox to another domain same Tenant
Hi, In our company, we bought a new domain and we want to move all of our existing mailboxes to the new one. I already have both domains registered in the same tenant. I mean mailto:support@contoso.com to mailto:support@contosola.com etc. May you please give me any advice on the best way to perform this?13KViews1like9Commentsforward shared mailbox without a license.
Hi What's really the correct way to enable forwarding on a shared mailbox without a license? On a user mailbox with forwarding enabled, I converted it to a shared mailbox and removed the 365 license. I was surprise mail forwarding was still intact.Solved9.8KViews0likes2CommentsM365 Exchange Admin Center intermittently unavailable.
Been dealing with an issue for about a week now where the Exchange Admin Center becomes unavailable for a few minutes at a time. Then comes back, then is unavailable again. It's only the EAC. All the other admin centers (SharePoint, Teams, Security, etc...) are available and it's only within the local network. When I test outside of the network, EAC is available. When I test through a PowerShell connection, it works. When I lose my connection, my colleagues on the network do as well - so it isn't something local to my computer. The one change to the network that was made within the last couple of weeks is DNS scavenging has been turned on.Solved5.4KViews0likes3CommentsExchange admin center Delegation permissions error
I am having a strange issue with Exchange Admin Centre I am signed in as a Global Administrator but when I go to a user's mailbox and then to the delegation tab I get the following error. Failed to get mailbox permissions Error: User is not allowed to call Get-MailboxPermission Is this a bug? I wouldn't think it was a permissions issue as I have been fine for years with my current ones.Solved5.4KViews0likes18CommentsCan I hide user accounts from contact lists?
I'm dealing with a Tenant where for unknown historical reasons users have been given multiple accounts under the same name, but with different mailboxes and different email addresses (same name, different domain). I'm merging the mailboxes together, and aliasing the various email addresses onto the one account, so they only have to deal with one account going forwards. Until the users (and myself) are confident that everything that needs to be transferred from the now defunct mailboxes has been copied correctly I need to keep them there, but effectively inactive, so I gave them another email address which has never been publicised (actually using a spare domain already allocated to the tenant) thinking that it would be safe as noone would be sending emails to an address that never existed before. This all seemed to go swimmingly, until people said they had not received email and I saw they had been sent to the "secret" addresses. What I didn't count on was Microsoft 365 "helpfully" adding these addresses to people's contacts (I'm guessing through the global address book?), so when people (at least people within the tenant) send a new email and look up the details of that person they may get the entry which has the email address I don't want any new emails going to. I've set up forwarding to make sure people receive all their emails in their current mailbox, but I'd really rather they weren't ever sent to the "secret" mailbox in the first place. So is there a way to hide these defunct mailboxes? They are not supposed to be used to send or receive emails at this point, they're just being kept as a backup until we can verify the contents have been merged successfully into the current mailboxes.2.9KViews0likes1CommentHow to connect programmatically via EWS when MFA is Enforced?
Hi: How can we connect to a mailbox programmatically via EWS when MFA is Enforced? We've tried creating an App Password but still get 401 Unauthorized when trying to connect. How does Microsoft provide for this case, i.e. when MFA is required to be Enforced and at the same time we must connect to a mailbox programmatically? I guess I'm missing something in the Tenant configuration. Thank you! Bob H.Solved2.8KViews0likes1CommentSame alias, multiple domains, different mailboxes
I'm looking for how to set up shared mailboxes such that I have mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons, mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons, and mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons on different shared mailboxes. 365 Admin Center won't let me. Exchange Admin Center lets me, but then it doesn't actually work.2.6KViews0likes7Comments