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    This document summarizes the different Active Directory attribute values that define Exchange recipient types and their associated decimal values. It includes attributes like msExchRecipientDisplayType, msExchRecipientTypeDetails, and msExchRemoteRecipientType. For each attribute, it lists the different recipient types like MailboxUser, DistributionGroup, and their corresponding decimal values. The summary provides a one-stop reference for understanding how Exchange recipient types are defined in Active Directory.

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    This document summarizes the different Active Directory attribute values that define Exchange recipient types and their associated decimal values. It includes attributes like msExchRecipientDisplayType, msExchRecipientTypeDetails, and msExchRemoteRecipientType. For each attribute, it lists the different recipient types like MailboxUser, DistributionGroup, and their corresponding decimal values. The summary provides a one-stop reference for understanding how Exchange recipient types are defined in Active Directory.

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    Exchange Recipient Types and Office 365 - Setting Active Directory Attribute Values - Just A Tech From Memphis

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    Raphael Gomez
    This document summarizes the different Active Directory attribute values that define Exchange recipient types and their associated decimal values. It includes attributes like msExchRecipientDisplayType, msExchRecipientTypeDetails, and msExchRemoteRecipientType. For each attribute, it lists the different recipient types like MailboxUser, DistributionGroup, and their corresponding decimal values. The summary provides a one-stop reference for understanding how Exchange recipient types are defined in Active Directory.

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    Exchange Recipient Types and Office 365 – Setting


    Active Directory attribute values
    By Chris Blackburn

    In doing some digging for a recent post on Online Archives I found that I had to dig
    around multiple places on the internet (primary Technet blogs) to find exactly what
    each of the Active Directory attribute values around Exchange recipient types
    mean.

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    So instead of multiple places, here they are all in one!

    msExchRecipientDisplayType

    Display Type Decimal Value


    MailboxUser 0
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    DistrbutionGroup 1

    PublicFolder 2
    DynamicDistributionGroup 3

    Organization 4
    PrivateDistributionList 5

    RemoteMailUser 6

    ConferenceRoomMailbox 7
    EquipmentMailbox 8

    ACLableMailboxUser 1073741824

    SecurityDistributionGroup 1043741833
    SyncedMailboxUser -2147483642

    SyncedUDGasUDG -2147483391
    SyncedUDGasContact -2147483386

    SyncedPublicFolder -2147483130

    SyncedDynamicDistributionGroup -2147482874
    SyncedRemoteMailUser -2147482106

    SyncedConferenceRoomMailbox -2147481850
    SyncedEquipmentMailbox -2147481594

    SyncedUSGasUDG -2147481343
    SyncedUSGasContact -2147481338

    ACLableSyncedMailboxUser -1073741818

    ACLableSyncedRemoteMailUser -1073740282

    ACLableSyncedUSGasContact -1073739514

    SyncedUSGasUSG -1073739511

    msExchRecipientTypeDetails

    Object Type Decimal Value

    User Mailbox 1
    Linked Mailbox 2

    Shared Mailbox 4

    Legacy Mailbox 8

    Room Mailbox 16

    Equipment Mailbox 32
    Mail Contact 64

    Mail User 128

    Mail-Enabled Universal Distribution Group 256

    Mail-Enabled Non-Universal Distribution Group 512


    Contact Us

    Mail-Enabled Universal Security Group 1024


    Dynamic Distribution Group 2048

    Public Folder 4096

    System Attendant Mailbox 8192

    System Mailbox 16384

    Cross-Forest Mail Contact 32768


    User 65536
    Contact 131072

    Universal Distribution Group 262144

    Universal Security Group 524288

    Non-Universal Group 1048576

    Disabled User 2097152


    Microsoft Exchange 4194304

    Arbitration Mailbox 8388608

    Mailbox Plan 16777216

    Linked User 33554432

    Room List 268435456


    Discovery Mailbox 536870912

    Role Group 1073741824

    Remote Mailbox 2147483648

    Team Mailbox 137438953472

    msExchRemoteRecipientType:

    Decimal
    Value Name
    Value

    ProvisionedMailbox (Cloud MBX) 1

    ProvisionedArchive (Cloud Archive) 2


    ProvisionedMailbox, ProvisionedArchive (Cloud
    3
    MBX & Cloud Archive)
    Migrated 4

    Migrated, ProvisionedArchive (Migrated MBX &


    6
    Cloud Archive)

    DeprovisionMailbox 8
    DeprovisionArchive 16
    DeprovisionArchive, Migrated 20

    RoomMailbox 32
    Migrated, RoomMailbox 36
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    EquipmentMailbox 64
    Migrated, EquipmentMailbox 68
    SharedMailbox 96

    Migrated, SharedMailbox 100

    Posted on June 16, 2015 at 8:29 am


    This post is filed under Exchange, Office 365.
    2 Comments Leave a comment

    Shiraz
    November 26, 2015 at 2:07 am • Reply

    Great article…Thanks

    On Premise attributes not updating properly - Master & CmdR

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