Once it’s done – click the Finish button. Click Next.įollowing step, mark the Enable Password Sync checkbox. Shows the Exchange settings for the hybrid deployment. Step 9., these credentials are not stored, and there is no need to reconfigure Step enter administrative user credentials of the on-premises AD. the password is changed) the program needs to be These credentials are stored within the tool – if Installation is complete select Start Configuration Wizard now and clickĬonfiguration wizard, enter credentials of a user with administrative The process might take a couple of minutes. net 4.0 needs to be downloaded from the following location:Ģ0 R2 both libraries can be installed using the Server Manager net 3.5 SP1 library isĪvailable for installation via the Server Manager program, in the Features tab, Otherwise the Dirsync tool setup will return Machine, where you are installing the tool make sure that the. „4” click Download to get the Dirsync tool: „3” on the list click the Activate button. Office 365 with administrative user credentials.Īctive Directory synchronization Set up link visible above the list of users. NOTE: all actions below are performed on a test Office 365 More specific system requirements are available on this Microsoft Technet website. Microsoft recommends installing Dirsync on a server within a domain, however, it should not be a domain controller. To achieve SSO AD Federation Services (ADFS) needs to be configured. However, it does not provide Single Sign-On (SSO) capability. The program syncs all accounts, with their access passwords up to Office 365. Bear in mind that the tool is available only in a 64 bit version. You can download the tool from Microsoft pages. To sync the local AD with the Office 365 service the installation of the Directory Synchronization Tool (Dirsync) is required. The article below describes steps required to achieve such a sync. No matter the reason, one of the important aspects of the coexistence setup is synchronization of Active Directory between local and Cloud Exchange.
Sometimes it is because the migration process can take quite a bit of time to finish, sometimes because the company wants to follow the hybrid scenario, when both environments are used. You then need to ensure the on prem account links to the EXO account.When moving to the Office 365 environment quite commonly the old on-premises structure must be preserved. MsExchRecipientTypeDetails to 34359738368 MsExchRemoteRecipientType to 100 (migrated shared mailbox) Mail field and proxyAddresses like the cloud mailbo
So, you would have to basically fake-up a mailuser on prem that looks like the cloud shared mailbox. Notionally you want to edit the dLMemSubmitPerms attribute of the DL (as willtech says) but I suspect (too lazy to test, sorry -) it won't accept a DN from EXO, it'll only accept the DN of a object in its AD
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