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Using synced on-premises AD Users with External SMTP mail Addresses in Office 365
Proper way to create new users in a Exchange/Office 365 hybrid deployment?Office 365 routing of internal domain messagesWorking around GAL conflict between Office 365 and on-premise Exchange 2003 serverCan I migrate only some users to Office 365 and keep the rest on our on premises mail server?Exchange Online Powershell Dynamic Dist. List of ContactsAll External Mail to Office 365 Fails SPF, Marked as Junk by EOP in a Hybrid DeploymentMerging Office 365 users with AD DS?Office 365 Mail redirection issueoutlook 2016 (office 365) using incorrect time zone for emailsSPF on Office 365 - Can the return-path address be spoofed by another Office 365 sender?
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We are an academy with a an on-premises domain setup with an Office 365 tenant using Azure AD Connect, we have no Exchange servers. We have two categories of on-premises domain users, Staff and Students. Staff will be given Exchange Online mailboxes but Students will either not have access to the tenant at all or will not be given a mailbox, we wish for students to continue using their personal email accounts, their Domain Users have their external SMTP address kept in the 'mail' attribute currently.
We want to use these Student Users in our Office 365 tenant in so far that they can be used with Distribution Lists and appear in the Exchange GAL but it seems Users must have a mailbox or we must use Mail Contacts.
How can I use my Student Users, that have external email addresses, with Distribution Lists and have them appear in the GAL without giving them a mailbox and provisioned email address?
exchange microsoft-office-365 azure-active-directory distribution-lists azureadconnect
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We are an academy with a an on-premises domain setup with an Office 365 tenant using Azure AD Connect, we have no Exchange servers. We have two categories of on-premises domain users, Staff and Students. Staff will be given Exchange Online mailboxes but Students will either not have access to the tenant at all or will not be given a mailbox, we wish for students to continue using their personal email accounts, their Domain Users have their external SMTP address kept in the 'mail' attribute currently.
We want to use these Student Users in our Office 365 tenant in so far that they can be used with Distribution Lists and appear in the Exchange GAL but it seems Users must have a mailbox or we must use Mail Contacts.
How can I use my Student Users, that have external email addresses, with Distribution Lists and have them appear in the GAL without giving them a mailbox and provisioned email address?
exchange microsoft-office-365 azure-active-directory distribution-lists azureadconnect
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We are an academy with a an on-premises domain setup with an Office 365 tenant using Azure AD Connect, we have no Exchange servers. We have two categories of on-premises domain users, Staff and Students. Staff will be given Exchange Online mailboxes but Students will either not have access to the tenant at all or will not be given a mailbox, we wish for students to continue using their personal email accounts, their Domain Users have their external SMTP address kept in the 'mail' attribute currently.
We want to use these Student Users in our Office 365 tenant in so far that they can be used with Distribution Lists and appear in the Exchange GAL but it seems Users must have a mailbox or we must use Mail Contacts.
How can I use my Student Users, that have external email addresses, with Distribution Lists and have them appear in the GAL without giving them a mailbox and provisioned email address?
exchange microsoft-office-365 azure-active-directory distribution-lists azureadconnect
We are an academy with a an on-premises domain setup with an Office 365 tenant using Azure AD Connect, we have no Exchange servers. We have two categories of on-premises domain users, Staff and Students. Staff will be given Exchange Online mailboxes but Students will either not have access to the tenant at all or will not be given a mailbox, we wish for students to continue using their personal email accounts, their Domain Users have their external SMTP address kept in the 'mail' attribute currently.
We want to use these Student Users in our Office 365 tenant in so far that they can be used with Distribution Lists and appear in the Exchange GAL but it seems Users must have a mailbox or we must use Mail Contacts.
How can I use my Student Users, that have external email addresses, with Distribution Lists and have them appear in the GAL without giving them a mailbox and provisioned email address?
exchange microsoft-office-365 azure-active-directory distribution-lists azureadconnect
exchange microsoft-office-365 azure-active-directory distribution-lists azureadconnect
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Setting the Domain User attributes as below appeared to work for me.
...to create a mail-enabled user in your local AD with no on-premise exchange server, you can create a user object manually and set the following required attributes
mail = externalemail@domain.com
mailNickName = internal.username (should be the same value as samAccountName)
targetAddress = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
proxyAddresses = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
Source: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/478e3ee9-1723-4ac7-8d58-c6d0961e000f/create-mailuser-no-mailbox-external-address-in-local-ad-and-sync-to-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD#b9e80a5b-239b-4fd9-81ab-241ab8ee61af
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Setting the Domain User attributes as below appeared to work for me.
...to create a mail-enabled user in your local AD with no on-premise exchange server, you can create a user object manually and set the following required attributes
mail = externalemail@domain.com
mailNickName = internal.username (should be the same value as samAccountName)
targetAddress = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
proxyAddresses = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
Source: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/478e3ee9-1723-4ac7-8d58-c6d0961e000f/create-mailuser-no-mailbox-external-address-in-local-ad-and-sync-to-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD#b9e80a5b-239b-4fd9-81ab-241ab8ee61af
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Setting the Domain User attributes as below appeared to work for me.
...to create a mail-enabled user in your local AD with no on-premise exchange server, you can create a user object manually and set the following required attributes
mail = externalemail@domain.com
mailNickName = internal.username (should be the same value as samAccountName)
targetAddress = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
proxyAddresses = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
Source: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/478e3ee9-1723-4ac7-8d58-c6d0961e000f/create-mailuser-no-mailbox-external-address-in-local-ad-and-sync-to-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD#b9e80a5b-239b-4fd9-81ab-241ab8ee61af
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Setting the Domain User attributes as below appeared to work for me.
...to create a mail-enabled user in your local AD with no on-premise exchange server, you can create a user object manually and set the following required attributes
mail = externalemail@domain.com
mailNickName = internal.username (should be the same value as samAccountName)
targetAddress = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
proxyAddresses = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
Source: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/478e3ee9-1723-4ac7-8d58-c6d0961e000f/create-mailuser-no-mailbox-external-address-in-local-ad-and-sync-to-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD#b9e80a5b-239b-4fd9-81ab-241ab8ee61af
Setting the Domain User attributes as below appeared to work for me.
...to create a mail-enabled user in your local AD with no on-premise exchange server, you can create a user object manually and set the following required attributes
mail = externalemail@domain.com
mailNickName = internal.username (should be the same value as samAccountName)
targetAddress = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
proxyAddresses = SMTP:externalemail@domain.com
Source: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/478e3ee9-1723-4ac7-8d58-c6d0961e000f/create-mailuser-no-mailbox-external-address-in-local-ad-and-sync-to-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD#b9e80a5b-239b-4fd9-81ab-241ab8ee61af
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