Microsoft Azure Rule Syntax to specify group membership as a prerequisite

Hallo Pauline,

ich habe geGoogled und bin auf den Power Rules Manager gestoßen:

http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook/power-rules-manager.asp

Laut Produktbeschriebung kann der unter anderem:

• Print Outlook rules

• Save Outlook rules to a plain text file (TXT), a comma delimited file (CSV), or Microsoft® Excel® (XLS) formats

Werde ich zu Hause mal ausprobieren, ob das klappt.

Da man das Programm kaufen muss, weiß ich allerdings nicht, ob die Demoversion das Exportieren und Ausdrucken erlaubt.

Gruß

OLLI

Hallo Christian

Folgendes wurde uns vom Vodafone Support geschrieben:

PowerShell Lösung:

Looks like UI error. Have you tried creating the rules via PowerShell? You can use the New-InboxRule cmdlet: technet.microsoft.com/.../dd335170(v=exchg.150).aspx

You can also create them via Outlook, by configuring the shared mailbox as additional account. If you need help with doing that, follow these steps: www.michev.info/.../How-to-add-a-shared-mailbox-as-additional-account-in-Outlook

From our side we tried to do it from our side but we need 1 of the shared mailbox users credentials to be able to apply the rule.

Here example for the PS command: new-inboxrule -name "Spam Move" -mailbox "ctobio" -MoveToFolder 'Junk E-Mail' -SubjectContainsWords "[Spam:" -StopProcessingRules $true

UI Lösung:

If you get "The Store ID provided isn't an ID of an item." when making a rule or autoreply on a shared mailbox in the outlook web interface (OWA) then you must scroll down to the choice Options -> OTHER and choose "Go to the earlier version" to make and
edit your rules and autoreply settings.

The updated user interface has a bug that saves your rules under your personal account and not the shared mailbox you have opened. The Store ID of the object (mailbox folder) is not valid on your personal account resulting in the error. If you made a rule
with something valid for your personal account like set the message as read, or change the category then it would have saved without the error but you will find it saves it in your personal account and not the shared mailbox so it actually will not work as
intended.

Ich musste das DWORD zuerst einfügen.

Siehe: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3191893/how-to-control-the-rule-actions-to-start-an-application-or-run-a-macro

Das Problem ist so zu beheben:

https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/help/3191893/how-to-control-the-rule-actions-to-start-an-application-or-run-a-macro-in-outlook-2016

Ich vermute es liegt bei euch auch daran:

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2016/09/15/cleaning-up-the-azure-ad-and-microsoft-account-overlap/

„Starting today, we’re blocking the ability to create a new personal Microsoft account using a work/school email address, when the email domain is configured in Azure AD.

What does this mean? If your organization uses Office 365 or other business services from Microsoft that rely on Azure AD, and if you’ve added a domain name to your Azure AD tenant, users will no longer be able to create a new
personal Microsoft account using an email address in your domain.

This sign-up block has been running in limited Preview for a hand full of organizations and is now active for all domains names that are configured (DNS-verified) in Azure AD. No action is necessary to enable the block.”