HelloID

The PowerShell connection URL for your Exchange instance. For example: https://exchange.enyoi.local/PowerShell

The username with which HelloID will connect to Exchange. Required for all authentication modes.

The password with which HelloID will connect to Exchange. Required for all authentication modes.

The authentication mode with which HelloID will connect to Exchange (e.g., Basic, Digest, Kerberos).

When enabled and HelloID is connecting to Exchange over HTTPS, HelloID will not validate that the server certificate is signed by a trusted certificate authority.

When enabled, the certificate common name (CN) does not need to match the server's host name. This is useful, for example, if you have installed a wildcard certificate.

When enabled, the revocation status of the certificate is not checked.

When enabled, a mailbox is automatically created when the Account entitlement is granted. The mailbox is initially hidden from the global address list (GAL). It is displayed in the GAL only when the Account Access entitlement is granted. This is HelloID's default Exchange management behavior. To instead manually control Exchange actions via PowerShell, disable this toggle. Then write custom PowerShell code to control Exchange in the Post-actions. Any Exchange cmdlets you use in the post-action scripts will run on your Exchange server via a session created with the above authentication settings.

Enable this toggle if your instance of Exchange is remote or hybrid. This causes HelloID to issue the Enable-RemoteMailbox cmdlet and other remote commands instead of the local Exchange equivalents. When enabled, you must also specify the Remote Routing Address Domain to be used for the Enable-RemoteMailbox cmdlet, e.g., Enable-RemoteMailbox 'John Doe' -RemoteRoutingAddress '[email protected]'.