My clients have a policy where their users are not allowed to change their password via OWA.
So I've set the default Outlook Web App Policy to uncheck change password and set the owavirtualdirectory -changepasswordenabled to $false.
I then had to run a command to change the -OwaMailboxPolicy to "Default". This works fine as our 5000+ users are now using the default policy.
The problem is that when we create a new user account and mailbox, the -OwaMailboxPolicy is blank, and it's not picking up the default policy.
InternalSmtpSettings :
OwaMailboxPolicy :
OWAEnabled : True
OWAforDevicesEnabled : True
I can manually change it after the account is created, but being that this client is a school district and their accounts are created on a regular basis, this isn't a good solution.
Does anyone know why a newly created mailbox doesn't automatically use the default "Outlook Web App Policy"?