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It depends on your setup (i.e. attributes writeback in aadconnect)<br />
See here<br />
<a href="https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dkegg/2014/08/27/ad-attributes-that-are-changed-when-a-mailbox-moves-to-office-365/" rel="ugc nofollow">https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dkegg/2014/08/27/ad-attributes-that-are-changed-when-a-mailbox-moves-to-office-365/</a><br />
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But also you can check by running the following cmdlet before and after the move<br />
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Get-aduser -filter {userprincipalname -like &quot;myusr*&quot;} -properties *
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It depends on your setup (i.e. attributes writeback in aadconnect)
See here
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dkegg/2014/08/27/ad-attributes-that-are-changed-when-a-mailbox-moves-to-office-365/ [https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dkegg/2014/08/27/ad-attributes-that-are-changed-when-a-mailbox-moves-to-office-365/]

But also you can check by running the following cmdlet before and after the move

Get-aduser -filter {userprincipalname -like "myusr*"} -properties *

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So you can probably do this to get o365 accounts<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42589607-1">Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties msExchRemoteRecipientType | where {$_.msExchRemoteRecipientType -eq 4} </code></pre>
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So you can probably do this to get o365 accounts


Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties msExchRemoteRecipientType | where {$_.msExchRemoteRecipientType -eq 4} 

IT Professional

Albert Widjaja

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Your list seems &nbsp;to be the correct One
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Hello Experts<br />
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Are they attributes that are changed after a Unser is migrated from On premisses to Office 365 in a Hybrid Scenario<br />
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If yes what are the attributes <br />
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Rgd
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Hello Experts

Are they attributes that are changed after a Unser is migrated from On premisses to Office 365 in a Hybrid Scenario

If yes what are the attributes 

Rgd

AD Attributes that are changed for a Migrated USer from On premisses to O365

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