Check out this article to learn the step by step process.ĭoes the integration support multiple email addresses? You can send a file to a board or to an item (in the updates section). That being said, if you want to send files to your account, we do have a workaround. Below is an example of an Outlook account that's not hosted by Outlook.ĭoes the email integration support files?Ĭurrently, the email integration does not support files. if there's an Outlook icon, then the email account will integrate with. In Outlook, click account preferences and locate the email provider icon on the top of the account's screen. Now you can get busy building recipes to communicate efficiently with your team! Will my Outlook account integrate with ?
Woohoo! It's that easy 😀 You have successfully connected your account to Outlook. In order to continue with the set up click "accept:" Next, choose the email account you want to associate with .Īfter choosing your Outlook account, a permissions screen will appear. Once you click on one of the recipes you will be asked to connect your account with your Outlook account: To confirm this please visit this site, en ter your email domain and check the " MX " for the domain. (have tried to google for this with no luck).Note: To add the Outlook integration, your email domain can't be hosted through another email provider. I was hoping to use this to see if I can see a NOTES folder in the Archive (like
When I run get-mailboxĪRCHIVEGUID, it gives the mailbox I want, but when I pipe that to get-mailboxfolder, it comes back saying the mailbox doesn't exist (for all archives!) so something is up there. I am sure there is a way to do this but I am misisng it. How can I list what folders are in an Archive Mailbox? Get-mailboxfolder only seems to work for the main mailbox and not the archive, even if specifying the archive mailbox guid. So, does anyone know what happens to NOTES in Outlook once the Exchange 2013 in-place archive kicks in?Īre they in the Archive Mailbox, but not visible? If so, how do we get to them? Also, in the Notes view, you can't select your Archive mailbox where you can select a shared mailbox. You don't have a notes folder in your Archive mailbox (not visible from Outlook anyway), so even if they are there, the user cannot see them in Outlook.
As we don't believe in coincidence, we assume this is archiving that has done this (time wise, we are sure it is). However, at least one user has lost all of their old notes. All emails older than 2 years are moved in to the archive mailbox exactly as you would expect. The policy (as in Exchange in-place Archive "retention policy") has only one setting in it - which has a retention action to Archive after 2 years retention period (type = default).Īs I said, this is working fine for normal emails. So, for this, we have one archiving policy for all users and are rolling out archving over the coming weeks. "basic policy to archive everything after 2 years"
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