tl;dr When incoming email gets rejected, check if you have records in mail-enabled entities (contacts, accounts, queues, and system users OOB) using the same email address. I’ve done this today Set up a hybrid server-side sync for a customer. (There are some gaps in the docs, this is a recommended reading companion.) Add a support […]
Tip #869: Beware of minimal copy side effects
Ability to copy organizations in Dynamics 365 is invaluable. Ability to perform a minimal copy is a great space-saver. But, as reported by Evan Watson and our own Joel “Silence is also a good a podcast topic” Lindstrom, beware of the deficiencies of a minimal copy. Entities that are copied are listed but what is […]
Tip #744: Manually accept invitations for disabled mailboxes
Guido “Trekkie not Star Wars fan” Preite with another tip on maintaining your mailboxes in hybrid environments: In a CRM Online configured with an Hybrid Server Side Synchronization emails sent by a particular users moved to Failed state after few seconds (other users can send emails without issues). In the alert section of the mailbox […]
Tip #739: Administrative accounts and email router
In Tip 711 we reported an issue with merging records when the owner of one of the child records had administrative access mode set on their user record. Today the AAM monster struck again. When configuring the CRM email router, you configure a deployment profile to connect to Dynamics CRM. If you use a user login […]
Tip #616: Duplicate activities in Outlook with Server-Side-Synchronization
If you use server-side synchronization and start seeing duplicate activities, such as tasks, inside of Outlook, that can sometimes happen if your mailbox is configured for server-side synchronization in multiple CRM organizations: During deployment, if you configure server side synchronization in UAT and then again in prod, without first disabling it in the first environment. The recommendation […]
Tip #615: User experience differences between Outlook and Server-Side Synchronization
There are multiple blog posts that describe the technical differences between Outlook Synchronization and Server-Side Synchronization, but what are the primary differences in the user experience? User can use folder based tracking. If using CRM online, users can use the new lightweight app. Activities will sync without Outlook running. Tracking/synching takes place in the background, […]
Tip #581: Manually trigger mailbox synchronization
When you use Outlook Client synchronization, there is a button in Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook that will force the synchronization to happen. If you use server-side synchronization, this button will no longer be available to you. For CRM On-Premises users, you will find SyncDiagnosticTool.exe in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM\Server\bin folder. Run this tool from […]
Tip #580: Stuck Mailboxes
When you configure server-side synchronization and test mailboxes, you might see mailboxes that never finish the test. This can happen if you try to enable too many mailboxes at one time. If that is the case, restart your asynchronous processing services, and the mailbox tests should complete.
Tip #520: Appointment meeting invitations
In Dynamics CRM 2013 or later, synchronized appointments send meeting invitation emails to meeting attendees when they are created or updated. This is a feature that was commonly requested by CRM users, but there are some scenarios where you may not want this to happen. Meetings created or updated after the meeting happens Some users […]