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CrossTenantSync - E-Mail Connector within Business Central
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Remo Schürch
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Hi
We used cross tenant synchronisation to sync the users to the "B" tenant (Company B) and activated Business Central for the users. Everything, except the e-mail integration is working fine so far.
However, the Exchange connector in Business Central doesn’t work like this, telling us, that the Exchange Server is not available. Of course, the users mailboxes, M365 licenses and so on are in the tenant "A" (Compny A)
Do you have any suggestions on how to proceed for this scenario?
May something like that the Exchange in Tenant A knows about the connecnted Tenant B
thanks
Remo
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Miguel Gonçalves | AVANADE 886 Reputation points2024-06-11T23:13:53.6833333+00:00 Hi Remo,
Cross-tenant synchronization allows users to access applications (including Microsoft Teams and SharePoint) across both tenants. Probably you already do it but, i take the risk :). check if you already Configure Cross-Tenant Synchronization in the target tenant (Tenant B) Identity > External Identities > Cross-tenant access settings, adding tenant ID or domain name from source domain. Go to the “Cross-tenant sync” tab and check the “Allow users sync into this tenant” checkbox
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