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Exchange 2013 - remove default address policy
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
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
Will you please clarify your question.
ASKER
Hi
So we have 4 address policies (and a default one)
When I create a user via powershell we say we want to use Address Policy 2 .. and it does it (which adds @policy2.co.uk) to the users account
BUT it also adds what is in the default policy
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
So we have 4 address policies (and a default one)
When I create a user via powershell we say we want to use Address Policy 2 .. and it does it (which adds @policy2.co.uk) to the users account
BUT it also adds what is in the default policy
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
"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."
You mean to say this isn't happening?
You mean to say this isn't happening?
ASKER
Thats correct ... in our policy list it shows
Policy1 - Priority 1
Policy2 - Priority 2
Default Policy - Lowest
When we select use policy2 .. the email poilcy is applied but then it also applies the default
Policy1 - Priority 1
Policy2 - Priority 2
Default Policy - Lowest
When we select use policy2 .. the email poilcy is applied but then it also applies the default
Are you using any conditional filtering based on OUs or attributes?
ASKER
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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Many Thans
I assume that change worked for you?