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Set-mailbox error
Exchange 2007 - attempting to run the following command at the shell. I'm logged into the Exchange Server as an enterprise admin. Any suggestions?
[PS] get-mailbox -database "mailserver01\legal a-k" | set-
mailbox -grantsendonbehalfto "user1@xxx.com"
Receiving the following error:
Set-Mailbox : The proxy address "NUMERIC:" is already being used by "xxx.inter
nal/Disabled Accounts/User 2". Please choose another proxy address.
[PS] get-mailbox -database "mailserver01\legal a-k" | set-
mailbox -grantsendonbehalfto "user1@xxx.com"
Receiving the following error:
Set-Mailbox : The proxy address "NUMERIC:" is already being used by "xxx.inter
nal/Disabled Accounts/User 2". Please choose another proxy address.
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Please references this site for the proper way to grant sendonbehalf to a mailbox using powershell..
http://www.shudnow.net/2007/08/12/send-on-behalf-and-send-as/
http://www.shudnow.net/2007/08/12/send-on-behalf-and-send-as/
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I figured this out on my own.
Download ADFind from here: http://www.joeware.net/freetools/
And then run "adfind –root –f proxyaddresses=smtp:xxx@do
There are also a number of other options here: http://www.msexchange.org/articles/Finding-Duplicate-SMTP-Addresses.html
And then run "adfind –root –f proxyaddresses=smtp:xxx@do
There are also a number of other options here: http://www.msexchange.org/articles/Finding-Duplicate-SMTP-Addresses.html
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I suggest granting send-on-behalf to a Security Group. The members of this group will be the secretaries, and membership can be changed without the need to run powershell commands at all later on.
Postmaster,
what would be the syntax for granting "send-on-behalf of" to a security group? We have two attorney stores and we'd like to grant SOBO to both stores for all secretaries. Currently, the only way I've been able to to do this is to create two long scripts as shown below.
Anytime a secretary leaves the firm, I have to manually remove the entry from each. Same when a new user starts, I must append to the end of each.
get-mailbox -database "mailserver1\legal a-k" | set-mailboxgrantsendonbeha
get-mailbox -database "mailserver1\legal l-z" | set-mailboxgrantsendonbeha
what would be the syntax for granting "send-on-behalf of" to a security group? We have two attorney stores and we'd like to grant SOBO to both stores for all secretaries. Currently, the only way I've been able to to do this is to create two long scripts as shown below.
Anytime a secretary leaves the firm, I have to manually remove the entry from each. Same when a new user starts, I must append to the end of each.
get-mailbox -database "mailserver1\legal a-k" | set-mailboxgrantsendonbeha
get-mailbox -database "mailserver1\legal l-z" | set-mailboxgrantsendonbeha
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