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Will you please clarify your question.
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Hi<br />
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So we have 4 address policies (and a default one)<br />
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When I create a user via powershell we say we want to use Address Policy 2 &nbsp;.. and it does it &nbsp;(which adds @policy2.co.uk) to the users account<br />
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BUT it also adds what is in the default policy<br />
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So when we create the user in powershell and put -AddressBookPolicy 'Policy2' we only want the user to have this policy and not the default one
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&quot;The first email address policy that identifies a recipient configures the recipient's email addresses. All other policies are ignored, even if the first policy is unapplied and can't configure the recipient's email addresses.&quot;<br />
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You mean to say this isn't happening?
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Thats correct ... in our policy list it shows<br />
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Policy1 - Priority 1<br />
Policy2 - Priority 2<br />
Default Policy - Lowest<br />
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When we select use policy2 .. the email poilcy is applied but then it also applies the default
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Are you using any conditional filtering based on OUs or attributes?
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Yes - both for the policy .. so for policy2 it must be in a certain ou and attribute set .. which is working as policy2 is being applied
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I assume that change worked for you?
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Hi<br />
We are setting up Exchange 2013 as a multi-tenant and followed various documents and this works a treat with 1 exception - the default address policy is also applied.<br />
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We have address book policies for companya, companyb etc.. &nbsp;so the emails are bob@companya etc...<br />
but the top level domain is: toplevel.co.uk<br />
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When it creates the account, it finds the correct address book policy and applies but it also applies the default one .. so the user is bob@companya AND bob@toplevel.co.uk<br />
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We want to still have the default ones as we have users in toplevel.co.uk &nbsp;... but tenants do not need this address
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Hi
We are setting up Exchange 2013 as a multi-tenant and followed various documents and this works a treat with 1 exception - the default address policy is also applied.

We have address book policies for companya, companyb etc..  so the emails are bob@companya etc...
but the top level domain is: toplevel.co.uk

When it creates the account, it finds the correct address book policy and applies but it also applies the default one .. so the user is bob@companya AND bob@toplevel.co.uk

We want to still have the default ones as we have users in toplevel.co.uk  ... but tenants do not need this address

Exchange 2013 - remove default address policy

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