Bulk enable the AD mail user using PowerShell ?

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    Bulk enable the AD mail user using PowerShell ?

    Post by ITEngineer »

    Hi All,

    I need some assistance in the bulk PowerShell script to enable some of the users that have been provisioned in the Office 365 Exchange Online, but does not have the OnPremise Exchange mailbox:

    This is the one-liners that I must execute manually one by one for every new user provisioned in the Office365:

    Source OU:
    OU=Global Users,DC=CompanyA,DC=com (225 users in total)

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    Enable-Mailuser -Identity samAccountName -primarySMTPAddress First.Last@CompanyA.com -ExternalEmailAddress First.Last@GlobalCompanyLtd.onmicrosoft.com
    OU=Global Users,DC=CompanyB,DC=com (182 users in total)

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    Enable-Mailuser -Identity samAccountName -primarySMTPAddress First.Last@CompanyB.com -ExternalEmailAddress First.Last@GlobalCompanyLtd.onmicrosoft.com
    The samAccountName is in the format of First.LastName.

    Thanks in advance for assisting me in enabling the bulk users with the script.
    /* IT Engineer */
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    Re: Bulk enable the AD mail user using PowerShell ?

    Post by jvierra »

    Just execute the command in a loop once for each user.
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