I must have done something wrong because the most recent mailbox is different that all the others. Example of previous users: Member of: Display Name-NH-TUSERS Organizational Unit-hillcrestnh.org/NHUSERS E-Mail Addresses: Address-SMTP nursing@hillcrestnh.org Mailbox Settings: Message Records Mangement, Federated Sharing, Storage Quotas, Archive Quotas New user: Member of: blank E-Mail Addresses: Address-SMTP ssa@hillcrestnh.org ssassist@hillcrestnh.org External-SMTP: ssa@hillcrestnh.org Mailbox settings: Message Size Restrictions & Message Delivery Restrictions In looking, I think I probably do something with Dynamic Distribution Group to get the member of right. I can't get rid of the external mail address to get it like the other users. I also don't know how to change the Mailbox settings. Could someone please help me? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, It looks like you created a mailuser and not a mailboxuser. Remove this by running: disable-mailuser ssa Create mailboxuser: enable-mailbox ssa -alias ssa Give it a try and post back Martina Miskovic

Thanks so much for your reply! Excuse me but I am going to show my lack of knowledge here. I know enough to be dangerous. I assume I do the disable in AD. How do I do it? Thanks again for your help!

No Problem R Fritz, Open Exchange Management Shell (EMS) and run the above commands. Start | All Programs | Microsoft Exchange 2010 --> Exchange Management Shell ..or find the user in Exchange Management Console, right click on him/her and choose "Disable" and after that "Create Mailbox" Martina Miskovic

Thanks! I did figure it out & got it done. Everything is the same except there is no Mmeber of. It left it blank. Do I need to do something to get that right? THX!!

Well, give the user membership of the group NH-TUSERS in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) If it is a Dynamic Distribution group or not, is hard for me to tell, but look for in it EMC and you will find out.Martina Miskovic

Is everthing ok now? Please post an update. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question.Martina Miskovic

Thanks so much for your help. It is done the correct way now. I so appreciate your help!!!

Thanks for the update! Enjoy Exchange Mailbox administration :) Martina Miskovic