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Locate the Distribution Group and add the Mail-Contact as a member.

Now go back to the Exchange Management Console and go to “Reciepient Configuration” / “Distribution Group”.

Click OK, Apply and OK to close the properties.

Click Edit and change the address to the Mail-Enable Public Folders address, in this case the Target Address field should change to: SMTP:.

Go to the “Attribute Editor” tab and search for the “TargetAddress”.

Go to the container that the new Mail Contact is located and double click to open the properties.

Go to “View” and check the “Advanced Features”.

Open Active Directory Users & Computers.

Click Next, New and finally Finish to create the Mail Contact.Since the we cannot add the same details as the Public Folder, enter something similar just to remember, I use the “-O365” extension like this:Įxternal e-mail address:.Go to “Receipient Configuration” / “Mail Contact” / “New Mail Contact”.Lets say that the Mail-Enabled PF’s name is mypublicfolder and the Email Address is Also since the DirSync is active you cannot manually add the Mail-Enabled Public folder to the Distribution Group. The solution that worked for me is to create a Mail Contact, then using ADSIEdit or the attrributes tab, change the “TargetAddress” to the Mail-Enabled Public Folder smtp address and finally add the Mail Contact as a member to the Distribution Group. DirSync synchronizes all members of the Distribution Groups except the Mail-Enabled Public Folders. The client has Mail-Enabled Public Folders that are members of Distribution Groups. During a latest Hybrid Migration from Exchange 2010 to Office 365, I encounter this problem.