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Nate Chamberlain
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Nate Chamberlain is a technical content creator, solution architect, and trainer, recognized as a 5-year Microsoft MVP. With a background in business analysis and systems administration, Nate has authored seven books and manages his blog. He holds an array of certifications, including M365 Enterprise Administrator Expert and Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Associate, and is a frequent speaker at user groups and conferences.
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Creating a shared mailbox without an O365 group

An O365 group can easily be granted access to several products for the group's usage, such as a Teams team, a SharePoint site collection, and a Planner plan. But sometimes, you just need a shared mailbox for a group of people without any additional applications for collaboration. This recipe outlines the steps to achieving this via the Exchange admin center.

Getting ready

You'll need to be an Exchange admin, global admin, or have the Organization Management or Recipient Management roles to create shared mailboxes.

How to do it…

  1. Go to the new Exchange admin center at https://admin.exchange.microsoft.com/.
  2. Select Recipients | Mailboxes.
  3. Choose Add a shared mailbox:

    Figure 4.8 – The Add a shared mailbox button available on the Mailboxes screen

  4. Give the shared mailbox a display name (for the address book and email To lines), an email address, and an alias:

    Figure 4.9 –...

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Nate Chamberlain

Nate Chamberlain is a technical content creator, solution architect, and trainer, recognized as a 5-year Microsoft MVP. With a background in business analysis and systems administration, Nate has authored seven books and manages his blog. He holds an array of certifications, including M365 Enterprise Administrator Expert and Microsoft Power Platform App Maker Associate, and is a frequent speaker at user groups and conferences.
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