[SOLVED] Office 365 Mailbox Does Not Exist

Today I’m going to show you on how to solve office 365 mailbox does not exist issue.

I had a painful day where in a user associated with a remote user mailbox in on-premises but no mailbox is provisioned in Microsoft 365 but exchange online license is assigned. The strategies in this post help you to solve the issue.

Let’s jump right in.

In this case, the Exchange GUID needs to be updated in on-premises because of a hybrid environment and using the AAD connect to sync objects.

To update the attribute, follow the below steps.

• Go to “Exchange on-premises PowerShell“
• Update the Exchange GUID to null on the affected mailbox.
  For example, Set-RemoteMailbox test2222 -ExchangeGuid 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

For more information about Remote Mailbox, Visit the Microsoft website.

• Make sure the ExchangeGUID reflects correctly in on-premises. If it is incorrectly set for some reason, follow the steps mentioned in this article.

• Wait for the changes to reflect to cloud. The object in Microsoft 365 should reflect the changes applied in on-premises.

• As you can see, the changes synced to Microsoft 365. The next step is to remove the Exchange online license and wait for 15 minutes and re-add the license again and see how it goes.

Woohoo!!. The object in cloud shows as a user mailbox. The office 365 mailbox does not exist issue is fixed.

Also Read: How To Solve Shared Mailbox Showing As Mail User?

Want to improve your Exchange Online experience for better productivity? Check out the tips and tricks mentioned here.

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