If you do not want to disable the option, you must delete the service account information and review the above information. In the Azure portal, the Security defaults tenant-level option must be disabled. The Exchange Online service account must meet the following requirements: Must be a member of the local administrator group on the access node servers. If you use more than 1 access node, a local system account (Windows user) is required and must meet the following requirements: The service account must have owner permissions at the root level. The service account must be an online mailbox or a shared mailbox. Multi-factor authentication must be disabled for the service account. To back up and restore public folders, you must configure a service account that meets the following requirements: Room mailboxes and equipment mailboxes are marked as shared mailboxes. Mailboxes in an on-premises environment are marked as shared mailboxes. Unlicensed user mailboxes are marked as shared mailboxes. Licensed shared mailboxes are marked as user mailboxes.
If you do not use Exchange Online service accounts, the following are true: If you do not want to use Exchange Online service accounts, when you create the Exchange app using the guided setup, for Exchange Connection Settings, enter temporary values that you can delete after you create the app. Give the Azure service accounts access to the Exchange Online mailboxes, in a modern authentication environment. Software Upgrades, Updates, and Uninstallation >Ĭommvault for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) > Give the Service Accounts Access to the Mailboxes >Ĭomplete the Guided Setup Using the Custom Configuration Request and Grant Permissions to Azure APIs >
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