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* [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-user-account-management.aspx User Account Management] | * [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-user-account-management.aspx User Account Management] | ||
====Managing Postmaster Setting in Exchange Online 365==== | |||
By default when Exchange Online in Office 365 is setup for your organization, the postmaster address, e.g. postmaster@domain.com is set to postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com | |||
When viewing Exchange Online TransportConfig, you will find no entries for the Postmaster account. However if you send a “bad” mail into your Exchange Online tenant, such as cat@dog.com, you will receive an NDR from postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com, showing that Exchange Online has the Postmaster setting covered. | |||
If you want to change this setting from postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com to postmaster@domain.com, you will need to use the following Exchange Online Remote PowerShell setting: | |||
Connect to Exchange Online via Remote PowerShell | |||
http://help.outlook.com/en-us/140/cc952755.aspx | |||
Run the following command, which will set your Exchange Online Postmaster setting for your tenant: | |||
Set-TransportConfig -ExternalPostmasterAddress postmaster@domain.com | |||
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Revision as of 13:29, 18 May 2014
- Compare Office 365 for business plans
- Set up and manage domains
- Create and use shared mailboxes
- Add an email alias to a user account
Managing Postmaster Setting in Exchange Online 365
By default when Exchange Online in Office 365 is setup for your organization, the postmaster address, e.g. postmaster@domain.com is set to postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com
When viewing Exchange Online TransportConfig, you will find no entries for the Postmaster account. However if you send a “bad” mail into your Exchange Online tenant, such as cat@dog.com, you will receive an NDR from postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com, showing that Exchange Online has the Postmaster setting covered.
If you want to change this setting from postmaster@domain.onmicrosoft.com to postmaster@domain.com, you will need to use the following Exchange Online Remote PowerShell setting:
Connect to Exchange Online via Remote PowerShell http://help.outlook.com/en-us/140/cc952755.aspx Run the following command, which will set your Exchange Online Postmaster setting for your tenant:
Set-TransportConfig -ExternalPostmasterAddress postmaster@domain.com
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