O365: Exchange and AD - How msExchRecipientDisplayType and msExchangeRecipientTypeDetails Relate to Your On-Premises
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- Anonymous
January 01, 2003
Hi,Many thanks for this info.
I would also be extremly interested in having detailed information about the MsExchRemoteRecipientType attribut. - Anonymous
August 01, 2014
AWESOME - looked all over for this type of detail for this info.
Thanks a lot - Anonymous
August 09, 2014
Info on msExchRemoteRecipientType values? - Anonymous
August 14, 2014
Great info that SHOULD be on msdn. Thanks! - Anonymous
September 08, 2014
Excellent info John. Can you post the values for msExchRemoteRecipientType? That would be very helpful! Thank you. - Anonymous
September 22, 2014
Is the value for msExchRecipientDisplayType editable? and how? or what decides that value? where does it come from? - Anonymous
April 17, 2015
I believe there is a mistake - for SecurityDistributionGroup the value is listed as "1043741833" but I believe this should be "1073741833" based on my lookups from our On-Prem Exchange. - Anonymous
May 06, 2015
You have setup a hybrid between on-premises Microsoft Exchange and Office 365 (Exchange Online - Anonymous
July 10, 2015
The comment has been removed - Anonymous
February 22, 2016
How can my Azure app get these properties from Azure AD? I didn't find them in Graph API. - Anonymous
October 17, 2016
msExchRecipientTypeDetails 34359738368 (36th bit on) is RemoteSharedMailbox - Anonymous
October 19, 2016
Hi, How to get values for msExchRecipientTypeDetails for particular users- Anonymous
December 29, 2016
Run the following script to pull all AD attribute values for individuals: Get-ADUser username -Properties * | Select * | out-file c:\users\desktop\username.txtUse this script for just the msExchRecipientDisplayType and msExchRecipientTypeDetails values:Get-ADUser username -Properties * | fl Name,SamAccountName,msExchRecipientDisplayType,msExchRecipientTypeDetails | out-file c:\users\desktop\ExchRecipValues.txtRun this script to pull those 2 values for all users in your domain.Get-ADUser -SearchBase "OU=All Users,DC=X,DC=Y,DC=Z,DC=com" -Filter {Enabled -eq $true} -Properties * | fl Name,SamAccountName,msExchRecipientDisplayType,msExchRecipientTypeDetails,DistinguishedName | out-file c:\users\desktop\ExchRecipValues.txtYou can import this into an excel file and modify it to make it pretty. :) (Macros help with large amounts of data/users)
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
February 01, 2017
Hi John,This article has helped me alot to resolve multiple issues with mailboxes. Thank you However i fail to understand the difference between ACLableMailboxUser with value 1073741824 and a Mailboxuser with value 0Considering a single AD forest, when i enable a mailbox why does it associate teh user with ACLablemailboxuser and y doesnt it have a 0 i.e. a mailbox user If ACl is refereed to Inheritance permission, then i can do that via AD under security tab as well.Any thought would be much appreciated - Anonymous
February 09, 2017
HI John,Very good info ...it was saved a lot of time for us - Anonymous
May 17, 2017
I can confirm these values on Exchange 2016 for Recipient Type Details although they should be good for older versions as well.Remote User Mailbox 2147483648 Remote Room Mailbox 8589934592 Remote Equipment Mailbox 17179869184Remote Shared Mailbox 34359738368 - Anonymous
June 12, 2017
Great Advice John! Very Helpful! - Anonymous
July 06, 2017
This list is missing 549755813888 which is for Health Monitoring Mailboxes. With that said I can't seem to find a definitive list on Technet library that lists all recipient types. Does this not exist? It took a lot of searching just to find this blog. - Anonymous
October 02, 2017
In my hybrid environment the Exchange recipient type is actually listed under CloudExchangeRecipientDisplayType