The operation can't be performed on the default e-mail address policy.
(Full details in the bottom)
My workaround, is to copy the details, with ctrl-c, and paste it in notepad, and edit the command, so you'll only set the needed.
E.g. I here needed to add a domain, and make it the reply domain. So I will run the following in Powershell (remember to run powershell as administrator):
set-EmailAddressPolicy -EnabledEmailAddressTemplates 'smtp:@ADdomain.local','SMTP:@newdomain.net' -Identity 'Default Policy'
The Full error code is, when adding a domain, and setting it as default:
Error:
The operation can't be performed on the default e-mail address policy.
Exchange Management Shell command attempted:
set-EmailAddressPolicy -ConditionalDepartment @() -ConditionalCompany @() -ConditionalStateOrProvince @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute1 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute2 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute3 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute4 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute5 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute6 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute7 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute8 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute9 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute10 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute11 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute12 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute13 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute14 @() -ConditionalCustomAttribute15 @() -RecipientContainer $null -EnabledEmailAddressTemplates 'smtp:@ADdomain.local','SMTP:@Newdomain.net' -Name 'Default Policy' -Identity 'Default Policy'
Same thing for me... Ex2010 seems more like Beta software than stable release.
ReplyDeleteSame thing for me
ReplyDeleteExcellent, this worked for me, thank you. We needed to add another address template and it kept failing through the EMC, using the EMS command it applied correctly.
ReplyDeleteOne note, I tried it with the original command including "-Name 'Default Policy'" and it failed. This needs to be removed as in the example.