Pete
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Exchange 2010 - email address policy
Moving Ex2003 to Ex2010 and have upgraded the Default Email Address policy but it simply is not being applied.
Firstly when I create a new mailbox (using EMC) the 'alias' is not auto-filled in, which I thought it would from the default email address.
Also when I create a new user (who is a member of staff) they get an email address based on the 'Staff Email Address Policy ' I created (firstname.lastname) but not on the default which should just be 'alias'@domain.com.
It is saying applied - true, has 'lowest' priority' and did not have any managed folder details on it when migrated.
Firstly when I create a new mailbox (using EMC) the 'alias' is not auto-filled in, which I thought it would from the default email address.
Also when I create a new user (who is a member of staff) they get an email address based on the 'Staff Email Address Policy ' I created (firstname.lastname) but not on the default which should just be 'alias'@domain.com.
It is saying applied - true, has 'lowest' priority' and did not have any managed folder details on it when migrated.
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I believe that users getting the wrong email address got the 2 policies applied, can you confirm that by checking the email tab and see the email assigned to the user
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i think I have misunderstood the way it works, will test tomorrow, but correct me if i'm wrong:
- a staff member in the staff OU will only get the 'staff email address policy'
- any other user not in the staff OU will only get the 'default email address policy'
so if I add alias@domain.com as a further email address format in the staff policy they will then get both.
- a staff member in the staff OU will only get the 'staff email address policy'
- any other user not in the staff OU will only get the 'default email address policy'
so if I add alias@domain.com as a further email address format in the staff policy they will then get both.
Yes
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why is the priority important here?