This is a very obscure problem, so I’m recording this more for my own reference in future rather than expecting anyone else to have the same issue! The issue occurs when a migration from a hybrid exchange domain to another domain which uses AD Sync has been completed in the following manner: filter/delete user in…
Here’s a script I’ve written that can be added as a scheduled task on the SCVMM server to send a daily report to selected people containing all the currently outstanding checkpoints on the Hyper-V hosts. This is done without having to store any plain text passwords (they are stored but in an encrypted format). It…
A script I recently used to add members to an office 365 distribution group using a remote exchange session in a hybrid setup (covered at the end).
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[cc lang="powershell"]$SourceFile = "" Import-CSV $SourceFile | ForEach ` {Add-DistributionGroupMember -Identity "Group Name" -Member $_.UPN Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "Processed the record for $($_.UPN)" }[/cc] |
CSV file contains UPNs of all users to be added. I also found it useful to see who had permissions to send to this group using
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[cc lang="powershell"](Get-DistributionGroup -Identity "Group Name").AcceptMessagesOnlyFrom | ForEach {Get-User -Identity $_}[/cc] |
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This only applies to new Active Directory users. To look at how to use SMTP matching to link an on-prem user to an existing O365 mailbox in a hybrid environment follow this guide.1. Log into the Exchange Admin Center: https://mail.contoso.com/ecp2. In the EAC console of your on-premises hybrid server, go to Recipients > Mailboxes and click…
The scenario is that a user account has been created in Office 365 in a hybrid setup. This scenario is actually ok and is supported by Microsoft. However, it causes problems for an Office 365 user when they require access to public folders on the on-premises Exchange server. First make sure you have the correct…