On my home machine I've tried going into the account settings and telling it to also open the 365 shared mailbox. I don't see the shared mailbox that I'd created in 365, nor do I see any Public Folders. I also see Public Folders (which have not yet been migrated, so I'm seeing the "empty" ones that are in 365-this is because I needed to create a public folder mailbox in order to install an organization forms library for our legacy archive solution that will be deprecated post-migration).įrom my machine at home I see only my mailbox, the shared mailbox that was migrated, and the shared mailbox that is still on-prem. My machine at home is my personal PC running Windows 10 and Outlook 365.įrom my machine at work, clicking on the Mail tab in Outlook shows me my mailbox, the shared mailbox hosted in 365, another shared mailbox (that was migrated from on-premises), and shared on-premises mailbox that has not been migrated. My machine at work is a domain-joined PC running Windows 10 and Outlook 2019. The problem I'm experiencing is I can see this mailbox in my Outlook on one machine (which is at work), but not my home machine.
I created a shared mailbox in Exchange Online (where my mailbox is) and gave myself full access to it. I have my hybrid connector established and we've migrated myself and the other IT staff and things appear to be working normally as we prepare to migrate more users.
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