Hello,

I am familiar with using a plus sign following my email alias to create dynamic unique addresses for a Gmail account. e.g. test.email+signedup@gmail.com will arrive at my Gmail mailbox, where I can then apply rules based on the 'To:' address. See this page for details: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370

I tested this on my Office 365 address and it works, but only for email addresses in my parent domain. Using the aliases on subdomain addresses results in a 'recipient not found' NDR.

Does anyone out there have more information on this feature or if it even is one for 365 / Exchange?

Thanks!
Ryan

Hello,

It would be great to be able to compile reports which show the OneDrive for Business usage per user.

Reporting this idea by suggestion of Andy Sek:

RE: Check OneDrive for Business size per user
Reply by Andy Sek MSFT Support
Hi Andy,
Currently, there is no report that includes the OneDrive for Business storage usage for each user. You may need to use the Global administrator account to access each OneDrive for Business to have a check.
To be honest, to get a report is a good idea. To better serve you, we would suggest that you submit this feedback via Uservoice. Our team would like to hear from you.
office365.uservoice.com/.../273493-office365-admin
Thanks,
Andy Sek

Thank you

Office 365 allows to send emails from i.e. a scanner by using a paid accounts credentials. It is possible to assign an alias to that paid account and then use this alias as the sender name during the SMTP send request. However, the receiver gets an email seemingly originating from the accounts main SMTP address.
For scan-to-email, this is inconvenient. It means that I either have to set aside a paid account just for scan-to-mail, or that the receiver of the scan-to-mail message always will see the wrong sender name.

I would like to suggest that Office 365 would provide a secured way to send email from a device (i.e. a scanner) without having to waste a paid subscription. With other words, please allow to setup a SMTP-send-only-user for free. That "user" would not have any other functionality than allowing to send email to Office 365 users from a device (scanner) via SMTP.

We cannot forward a user's email to another email address on any of our domains from the admin centre as they end in .academy which Microsoft doesn't recognise as valid. The save changes button never becomes active and we just have the message under the box saying to enter a valid email address. If we put a dot and any two letters on the end the system is suddenly happy and will let us save even though that isn't a valid email making this check utterly pointless. Even more ridiculous is that the user themselves can set up a forward to a .academy domain in their own inbox which will then show up when we look at their email forwarding centrally so the validation on these two areas which populate each other is not the same.
I have been given a workaround today by support which involves adding the address we want to forward to as a contact and then setting up a mail flow rule however we would like to be able to use the straightforward functionality which exists to centrally forward emails on out domains which are valid. Please either tweak the validation to accept .academy as a valid domain ending or, even better, to prevent this happening with other domains that don't fall within the list accepted as valid, change it so that if you enter an email address to forward to that Office doesn't think is valid it lets you save it anyway. There could be a message that simply says 'This doesn't seem valid please check you've entered it correctly' if you really feel there needs to be a check but since currently it's possible to save forwarding to non existent addresses but not to valid ones then there doesn't seem a need to check at all. Just let us enter what we want. If it doesn't forward we'll find out and check the address we entered.
Thanks