|
Object Type
|
RecipientTypeDetails (Decimal Value)
|
|
User Mailbox
|
1
|
|
Linked Mailbox
|
2
|
|
Shared Mailbox
|
4
|
|
Legacy Mailbox
|
8
|
|
Room Mailbox
|
16
|
|
Equipment Mailbox
|
32
|
|
Mail Contact
|
64
|
|
Mail-enabled User
|
128
|
|
Mail-enabled Universal Distribution Group
|
256
|
|
Mail-enabled non-Universal Distribution Group
|
512
|
|
Mail-enabled Universal Security Group
|
1024
|
|
Dynamic Distribution Group
|
2048
|
|
Mail-enabled Public Folder
|
4096
|
|
System Attendant Mailbox
|
8192
|
|
Mailbox Database Mailbox
|
16384
|
|
Across-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
|
Remote User Mailbox 2147483648
Remote Room Mailbox 8589934592
Remote Equipment Mailbox 17179869184
Remote Shared Mailbox 34359738368
I constantly find myself needing this table, and I can’t ever remember where on TechNet to find it, so since this is MY blog 🙂 I’m putting a copy here.
Credit where credit is due, the original lives here : http://blogs.technet.com/b/benw/archive/2007/04/05/exchange-2007-and-recipient-type-details.aspx
Thank you! Using this in a get-aduser command, works like a charm!
Great info! Thanks for sharing.
Please add 2147483648 as Exchange Online mailbox!
Updated to include all the remote mailbox (user, room, shared, equipment) types as well
http://www.msexchange.org/kbase/ExchangeServerTips/MicrosoftOffice365/ExchangeOnline/msexchangerecipienttypedetails-active-directory-values.html
Arbitration Mailbox 8388608
Mailbox Plan 16777216
Linked User 33554432
Room List 268435456
Discovery Mailbox 536870912
Role Group 1073741824
Team Mailbox 137438953472
Can I use 8589934592 to trick Exchange to believe that a object is a room in another forest ?
Are there any other attributes I need to set ?
To Sync or Not to Sync?
Interesting Info that is maybe not that obvious:
Can be a reason why a AADConnect AD-User is not synced to Office 365 if the value is “2”, “linked mailbox”
Warning! The value for Remote Equipment Mailbox is incorrect (17173869184). It should be 17179869184.
I’m not sure if yours is a typo, but I just spent a while troubleshooting with setting these attributes along with msExchRemoteRecipientType in order to have AAD Connect synchronize my user accounts to Azure AD / Office 365 and my equipment mailbox account wouldn’t sync to Azure AD. Eventually I created an equipment mailbox on-premises then migrated it and check its value. It was very close to your value for remote equipment mailbox except the 5th character is 9 instead o 3 – 17179869184. My on-premises Exchange is 2013 CU15. Seems like these long recipient type numbers are different on everyone’s blog, maybe they are ever changing with Microsoft’s updates to Exchange.
You, sir, are my hero!
Tyrone Dixon
MCP, VCP
I believe remote equipment mailbox should be 17179869184 instead of 17173869184