![]() ![]() Similar to how one can either create a new job or modify and existing one for contents sync, one can do the same for permissions. If you are an Office 365 operated by 21Vianet customer in China, use "".Permissions can be synchronized between folders as well with the Priasoft PF Toolbox. ConnectionUri - The Exchange Online remote PowerShell connection uri.CsvSummaryFile - The file path where sync operations and errors will be logged in a CSV format.Credential - Exchange Online user name and password.This example shows how to use the script with a different URI to connect to Exchange Online and sync mail-public folders to your local deployment. \Sync-MailPublicFoldersCloudToOnprem.ps1 -Credential (Get-Credential) -CsvSummaryFile:sync_summary.csv -ConnectionUri:"" Note that the script outputs a CSV file listing all operations executed, and possibly errors encountered, during sync.Įxample 2. This example shows how to sync mail-public folders from Exchange Online to your local deployment. \Sync-MailPublicFoldersCloudToOnprem.ps1 -Credential (Get-Credential) -CsvSummaryFile:sync_summary.csv NOTE - Before running the script, copy the 1 file in the same directory as the Sync-MailPublicFoldersCloudToOnprem.ps1 script file.Įxample 1. Then, using the credentials provided the script will create a session against Exchange Online, which will be used to read O365 Active Directory objects remotely. The script must be executed from local Exchange Management Shell window providing access to manupulate the objects in the local Exchange deployment. The script will create, update or delete mail-enabled public folder objects on the local Exchange deployment based on what exists in O365 Active Directory. It uses O365 as master to determine what changes need to be applied to the local Exchange deployment. This script syncs mail-enabled public folder objects from O365 into the local Exchange deployment. ![]()
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