Work with linked mailboxes

Content:

Create a new linked mailbox

1. Click the Active Directory administrative unit then click AD Users

2. On the Actions menu, click New Linked Mailbox

3. In Create master account in select OU in trusted domain, where the user will be created

4. Enter user first name and last name and verify the automatically generated values on the form.

5. Under Mailbox Type, select either Exchange On-premises or Exchange Remote

   Note: if on-premises Exchange is not configured the mailbox type will automatically to an Office 365 Mailbox. If both Exchange and Office 365 extensions are disabled linked mailboxes cannot be created.

6. Click Next

7. Enter organization information, if needed

8. Click Create

9. After the confirmation is displayed, click Close

Create new user with linked mailbox

1. Click the Active Directory administrative unit then click AD Users

2. On the Actions menu, click New User with Linked Maillbox

3. Enter user first name and last name and verify the automatically generated values on the form.

4. Under Mailbox Type, select either Exchange On-premises or Exchange Remote

   Note: if on-premises Exchange is not configured the mailbox type will automatically to an Office 365 Mailbox. If both Exchange and Office 365 extensions are disabled linked mailboxes cannot be created.

5. Click Next

6. Enter job title, department, office, manager, description, if needed  

7. Click Next

8. In Create master account in select OU in trusted domain, where the user will be created

9. Select Auto-generated password or Type password

10. Check password and account options, if needed

11. Click Create

View linked mailbox properties

1. Click the Active Directory administrative unit then click AD Users

2. Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects

3. Click the check mark to the left of the shared mailbox’s name

4. On the Actions menu, click Mailbox

View properties of user with 

linked mailbox

1. Click the Active Directory administrative unit then click AD Users

2. Enter the name of the user in the search field and click Search Objects

3. Click the check mark to the left of the shared mailbox’s name

4. On the Actions menu, click Properties