Just let us all know when the wedding is :rofl2:

Been there. Done that. Never again :twocents:

Heard it's different with a dude tho :twocents:

:hello:

Its been really slow at work. I thought Id earn my paycheck yesterday and log into my workstation remotely. I was entering the wrong username and thought they had disabled my active directory account...lol

Limiting my Corona experience to bottled beverages.

Here's a fun one for you. Now mind you, I have the title of a tier 2 helpdesk person basically, but am operating as a Sys Admin 2/3 providing sole support to a 10 billion dollar bank for all mail flow, Exchange servers, and hybrid setup for Office 365 currently being migrated.

I have a user who is currently displaying a mailbox both on-prem and in the cloud. This is obviously disrupting mail flow to her Outlook and OWA. Using PS, I am able to remove the online mailbox. But this also de-sync's here from AD Connect which removed her E3 license rendering her user profile basically useless. If I re-add her license, AD-Connect does its thing and also remakes the stupid cloud mailbox.

I can completely nuke her online mailbox/account, but this will most likely take her Teams chat history and any other cloud based Office saves with it. I need to figure out how to make exports of literally everything O365 related and put those back into her on-prem profile or find a way to trick Exchange 2010 into relinquishing her on-prem mailbox and get her account fully into the cloud.

Yeah there's definitely no point there :icon17:

You need to merge the acconts. I think youll find the solution here:

https://www.codetwo.com/admins-blog/...configuration/

ha! That's what I was reading yesterday when investigating this issue. The last problem/solution is the one I am experiencing for a user. And the fix isn't pretty.

I was reading your problem again, and yeah, sounds like the last scenario is your answer. I havent touched 365 in an admin capacity, is this solution time consuming or is there possiblity of data loss?

time consuming and major chance of data loss for anything cloud based currently even though the account technically doesn't even exist. Not going to be pretty. That's for sure.

I hope this user isnt a VIP. I would make her understand that this is a known issue with hybrid account and that theres a good chance of data loss, so if there actually is data loss, it was expected. If things go smoothly, and all data is preserved, youll look like a hero. :tup:

Sounds like a train wreck.

The landlord is off his meds. Red flags went up a couple of weeks ago which is what prompted him to start looking for another place and our initial conversation.