8 hours ago Also you can set EmailAddresses attribute with this pattern: Set-MailContact [email protected] -EmailAddresses 'SMTP:[email protected]' This one will delete all other aliases except the one you wrote (it may require you to disable emailaddress policy). Share Improve this answer Follow answered Oct 27, 2018 at 23:22 Ilya Kutsev 54 2
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3 hours ago In short: Set[email protected] {Add="smtp:[email protected]""smtp:[email protected]"} You can then verify this by …
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6 hours ago THe only way to fix it is to use PowerShell to add the offending smtp addresses back to the original account, then delete. Add: Set-Mailbox [email protected] -EmailAddresses @ …
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THe only way to fix it is to use PowerShell to add the offending smtp addresses back to the original account, then delete. Set-Mailbox [email protected] -EmailAddresses @ {add="[email protected]"} Set-Mailbox [email protected] -EmailAddresses @ {remove="[email protected]"}
Type the new SMTP address in the Email address:* box, and then click OK. The new address is displayed in the list of email addresses for the selected mailbox. You can select the Make this the reply address check box if you wish to make this address as the reply address. Click Save to save the change.
In the Classic EAC, navigate to Recipients > Mailboxes. In the list of user mailboxes, click the mailbox that you want to remove an email address from, and then click Edit . On the mailbox properties page, click Email Address. In the list of email addresses, select the address you want to remove, and then click Remove .
Aside from the email address being repeated after the letters SMTP, the email address itself is correct. Yes I mapped it to the right place. Honestly, I didn't even know what a PST file was.