In the previous article, you learned how to find a missing SMTP address. Now that you have the information, you like to add a secondary SMTP address to the mailboxes. You can add the secondary SMTP address manually, but automating…
How to find email addresses with PowerShell? You like to know which SMTP email addresses/proxy addresses are configured in each mailbox. This can be a missing SMTP email address/proxy address. Sometimes the email address/proxy address is already set. In this…
Exchange Server contains system mailboxes, also known as arbitration mailboxes. Before we check Exchange arbitration mailboxes, you need to understand how many arbitration mailboxes are available. It depends on which versions of Exchange Servers are running in the organization. In…
In a previous article, you learned how to list users not inheriting email address policy. Now that you have the information, you like to enable that setting. There are a couple of ways to do that. By default, this setting…
In a previous article, we discussed how to export mailbox permissions to CSV file. This time we want to export mailbox folder permissions to CSV file. We like to know which user has access to which folder and which permission…
Sometimes you have to move all mailboxes from one database to another database in Exchange Server. The new target database can be an existing or a new mailbox database. What is the best way to do it? In this article,…
After creating and applying an address policy in Exchange Server, the SMTP address is not added to all the users. Why is that happening? After investigating, it became clear. That's because the following setting is unchecked at the mailbox: Automatically…
How to move arbitration mailboxes in Exchange Server 2010/2013/2016/2019? I recommend you to move the arbitration mailboxes to the highest Exchange Server version in the organization. If you are installing the same version of Exchange Server, you don't have to…
You are migrating mailboxes from Exchange on-premises to Exchange Online in Office 365. This time an error is showing that the mailbox status failed. The target mailbox doesn't have an SMTP proxy matching '<domain>.mail.onmicrosoft.com'. Why is it happening, and what…
The users with a mailbox in Exchange Server need to have a specific SMTP address configured. How to search for the mailboxes with the missing SMTP address in Exchange? The answer is with PowerShell. If we find the missing SMTP…
