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Help with "Accepted Domain" and "Email Address Policy"
So, we've added a new accepted domain and I created a new email address policy. It gave the correct priority, but the "Applied" value changed to "true". I was under the assumption that our Priority #1 "Main DOMAIN" is supposed to have the value "true", it is now "False" after we added the new email policy.
--Question, should it be turned back to "True" and applied throughout our domain? Also, when I try adding a new mailbox, the new accepted domain isn't available. Please advise. Thank you.
--Question, should it be turned back to "True" and applied throughout our domain? Also, when I try adding a new mailbox, the new accepted domain isn't available. Please advise. Thank you.
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And, more importantly why won't the newly added domain show up in the @newdomain.net in the new mailbox creation.
nope it wont. @ changing back.
ASKER
ok, that is all fine and well, but the new created EAP still has the value set to "true" and all other 28 EAP's are set to false. How can I get that back to "false"?
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Yes, this did work, but I still need to change the newly added Email Address Policy to $False
--I followed this command:
Get-Mailbox -OrganizationalUnit "ou-name" | Set-M
ailbox -EmailAddressPolicyEnabled :$False
And the value remains true. Also, the email address is not showing up when you want to create a new user with that @newdomain.com extension.
--I followed this command:
Get-Mailbox -OrganizationalUnit "ou-name" | Set-M
ailbox -EmailAddressPolicyEnabled
And the value remains true. Also, the email address is not showing up when you want to create a new user with that @newdomain.com extension.
Thanks for the points. The EAP needed to be changed to false.
I will research this and let you know...
I will research this and let you know...
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Changing it back to "true" won't harm anything will it?