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Office 365 switch to new domain
Hello,
We are using Office 365 and purchased a new domain. What is the best way to use for email and eventually switch completely to the new domain?
We are using Office 365 and purchased a new domain. What is the best way to use for email and eventually switch completely to the new domain?
ASKER
Will that allow the old email to still work?
yes it will thats why you would add current domain as alias
And if you are syncing accounts from your AD to Office 365 online, you would change few things :
Add new UPN prefix for new domain
Proxy : SMTP:user@yournewDomain.co m
smtp:user@oldDomain.com
also don't forget to point dns of your new domain to Office 365 online
And if you are syncing accounts from your AD to Office 365 online, you would change few things :
Add new UPN prefix for new domain
Proxy : SMTP:user@yournewDomain.co
smtp:user@oldDomain.com
also don't forget to point dns of your new domain to Office 365 online
ASKER
I already pointed the MX to Office 365.
We aren't syncing with AD.
So what will the changes be at the users Outlook?
We aren't syncing with AD.
So what will the changes be at the users Outlook?
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Well you can leave the old UPNs and only change the primary SMTP, it's doable/working solution. However, it will most likely create confusion for the users.
Bear in mind that changing the UPN and/or the Primary SMTP address will require you to reconfigure Outlook, as the old profile will not automatically recognize the changed elements.
Another option is to simply add the aliases associated with the new domain as secondary ones, but that means users will only be able to receive messages on them, not send.
Bear in mind that changing the UPN and/or the Primary SMTP address will require you to reconfigure Outlook, as the old profile will not automatically recognize the changed elements.
Another option is to simply add the aliases associated with the new domain as secondary ones, but that means users will only be able to receive messages on them, not send.
Do you have AD Azure connect or Dirsync ?