Ensure that the PF mailbox AD object(s) and any mail-enabled PF AD objects (if any) are synchronized to O365 via AAD Connect.Older Office clients may work but are not supported with Office 365. NOTE: Only Office 2013 and newer for Windows and Office 2011 and newer for Mac are currently supported with Office 365. Prerequisites: All Office clients should be current with all the latest service packs and hotfixes.However, I would like to provide some details that I feel are lacking clarity in the article. Exchange 2013 CU12 configured for hybridīasically, I followed the TechNet article and that was all.Windows 2012 R2 DC running AAD Connect v1.1.130.0.I set it up in my lab environment and on premise PFs are accessible for an Exchange Online mailbox. Though it wasn’t immediate, I suppose the main ingredient after implementing might have been patience-because accessibility took well over 60 minutes to achieve.

There is nothing like trying to wade through the TechNet articles and decipher the instructions that are given. Don’t get me wrong, I love TechNet and all it provides but sometimes (most of the time) the documents lack clarity–but, maybe that’s by design.Ĭurrently, I’m working on configuring Exchange 2013 public folders (on premise) to be accessible with Exchange Online mailboxes and am using this article … Configure Exchange 2013 public folders for a hybrid deployment.

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