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Manage Email Addresses from PowerShell
We have a hybrid deployment of Exchange Online with Exchange Server 2019 On-Prem. We had an issue where some accounts were not syncing their SIP address properly. Surprisingly, I found that I was now able to edit email addresses from the Exchange Online Admin Center. Whereas previously, we had to make the changes on-prem and wait for (or force) a sync. Using PowerShell would have gotten us through the SIP issue easily. However, we are still unable to manage email addresses via the Set-Mailbox cmdlet due to the write scope. Obviously, the admin center is able to execute the commands. So I am wondering if anyone knows what commands the admin center is sending so that I can use those to script in PowerShell. Attached are screenshots of the success in the Admin Center, failure in PowerShell, and the script I wanted to run. Any help would be greatly appreciated.1.6KViews0likes2CommentsWDS Auto Joins - Possible Bug
I've found strange behavior while deploying base images using WDS where the client computer auto-joins to the domain if we use "<DOMAIN>\<USERNAME>" during the initial setup authentication after PXE booting to WDS If we use "username@domain.com" to authenticate, the computer does NOT auto join to the domain (Which is what we expect.) This seems like a bug. If it is a bug, how do we get Microsoft to acknowledge and fix it? If it's not a bug, what is the logic behind this behavior? We have a new basic WDS deployment on Windows Server 2019 Standard with base install and boot images from Windows 10 Pro 1909 (Nothing is customized.) We have NOT configured WDS to allow the image to install in unattended mode or configured any unattend files.
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