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What about simply having access to the user has the service named, DirSync_Service_OnPrem?<br />
I take it it doesn't matter either?
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What about simply having access to the user has the service named, DirSync_Service_OnPrem?
I take it it doesn't matter either?

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If a user's AD &quot;Logon Hours&quot; is set to always Deny 24/7 will DirSync be able to sync the user to Exchange Online/Office 365?<br />
Also, since this AD &quot;user&quot; is a shared mailbox, will other users be able to add it as an &quot;Additional Mailbox&quot;<br />
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If a user's AD "Logon Hours" is set to always Deny 24/7 will DirSync be able to sync the user to Exchange Online/Office 365?
Also, since this AD "user" is a shared mailbox, will other users be able to add it as an "Additional Mailbox"



DirSync &amp; AD User &quot;Logon Hours&quot;

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DirSync &amp; AD User &quot;Logon Hours&quot;

DirSync & AD User "Logon Hours"