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OK, I did some more troubleshooting, it turns out that the problem was a mailbox that had MAPI disabled, not an issue with automapping. <br><br>I would still be interested in knowing how to read the automapping settings though.&nbsp;
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Hi. <br><br>I am attempting to read the automap settings on an existing shared Exchange online mailbox. I have no problems configuring sharing via the web interface or Powershell, including setting Automapping as on or off. I can also easily read permissions using either interface, for anything other than automap status.&nbsp;<br><br>What I cannot figure out is how to check if automapping has been enabled for users who have access to an already shared mailbox. &nbsp;
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Hi.
I am attempting to read the automap settings on an existing shared Exchange online mailbox. I have no problems configuring sharing via the web interface or Powershell, including setting Automapping as on or off. I can also easily read permissions using either interface, for anything other than automap status. 
What I cannot figure out is how to check if automapping has been enabled for users who have access to an already shared mailbox.  

Reading automap setting on Exchange online mailboxes

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