RE: Email address policy per AD domain by Henry
Henry
Thu May 08 13:21:06 CDT 2008
Hi
the logon domain is not a filterable attribute and the distinguished name
attribute is filterable but doesn't accept wildcards.
so the answer is NO.
but may be:
the user principle name can be used with wildcards
if you have UPNs per domain? you could use this attribute
Set-EmailAddressPolicy -id Test -RecipientFilter {RecipientType -eq
'UserMailbox' -and userprincipalname -like "*@domainA.com"}
or you take two steps to reach your aim:
in the first step you ask for users in your domain
get-user | where-object {$_.DistinguishedName -like "*DC=domainA,DC=com"}
pipe this into a set-user and write a special attribute (i.e custom
attribute 1-15) that you than use in your emailaddresspolicy later.
Henry
"Thinkpad21" wrote:
> Hi,
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> In a multi-domain forest, where each domain has their own SMTP ( country
> based ) domain, is there an easy way to configure Email Address policies so
> that if user is in domain A, they will get company.com, and user b is in
> domain B, they will get company.uk...
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> So is there a way to have the SMTP email address be decided via user's AD
> domain.
>
> Thanks !!!
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