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Good Afternoon,<br />
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I am a domain administrator for my company, my AD account (nobuyoto) is causing an issue with one of our in-house systems.<br />
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My supervisor has instructed me to create a new account (nobu) for myself in AD and use that one instead.<br />
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Creating the new account in AD is no problem, what I am unsure on how to do is to connect my Exchange mailbox to the new account.<br />
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We are using:<br />
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Domain Controller: Windows Server 2008 R2 <br />
Exchange Server: Exchange 2010<br />
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Another thing to note is that my old account (nobuyoto) must not be disabled, as it will still be used for other purposes, just without a mailbox.<br />
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Kindly advise how I am able to link my mailbox with the new account (nobu).<br />
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Regards,<br />
N
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Good Afternoon,

I am a domain administrator for my company, my AD account (nobuyoto) is causing an issue with one of our in-house systems.

My supervisor has instructed me to create a new account (nobu) for myself in AD and use that one instead.

Creating the new account in AD is no problem, what I am unsure on how to do is to connect my Exchange mailbox to the new account.

We are using:

Domain Controller: Windows Server 2008 R2 
Exchange Server: Exchange 2010

Another thing to note is that my old account (nobuyoto) must not be disabled, as it will still be used for other purposes, just without a mailbox.

Kindly advise how I am able to link my mailbox with the new account (nobu).

Regards,
N

Exchange 2010 - Link mailbox with another AD account.

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