- #DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 UPDATE#
- #DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 TRIAL#
- #DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 OFFLINE#
(Version 16.0 = Office 2016, and please note that changing this key does not move any existing connected ost-files to this path) Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\\Outlook If you are looking for a registry to force OST file path for any new Outlook profile: Therefore, no other settings are needed to change the cache file location. The path "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook" in your posting is just the default OST data file location in Office.
We need to redirect this cache file to the same location as the ost but I cannot find where to do this via GPO or registry hack. Shared files and the shared notebookĬan only be accessed online and so require a network connection." Only group conversations and the calendar are stored in the GST. The GST is stored in the same folderĪs the OST. Outlook’s “slider” control determines how much content is synchronized into the GST (which, somewhat bizarrely, uses a file extension of.
#DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 OFFLINE#
When a group is accessed for the first time, Outlook synchronizes the conversations and the shared calendar to a new group storage file (GST) to allow offline access that functions like the OST does for mailbox folders.
#DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 UPDATE#
Since the update to add Office 365 groups into Outlook 2016 we've noticed that Outlook creates second offline cache named in the default offline cache location of C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
#DESKTOP GROUPS OUTLOOK 2016 TRIAL#
For example, where the SMTP address of the group is (for example) You can change the primary address of the group using the following command in Exchange Online PowerShell: Set-UnifiedGroup Alias -PrimarySmtpAddress when you want to add the SMTP address as a secondary address: Set-UnifiedGroup IT-Calendar -EmailAddresses should also solve the problem.Hello, we have started to trial Outlook 2016 and we use cached mode to a redirected location on our SAN. Related to this, there are also scenarios where Outlook does not detect Office 365 groups using Autodiscover where the (primary) SMTP address of the Office 365 group is not correct. After changing this value to ‘0’, Autodiscover starts with Office 365 and does retrieve the correct Office 365 Groups information. Unfortunately, this does not retrieve any information regarding Office 365 groups. So, Autodiscover checks on-premises Exchange server and is redirected to Office 365 for Exchange Online information. When checking the registry, I found the ExcludeExplicitO365Endpoint DWORD set to 1 as shown in the following screenshot: I am using Office 365 ProPlus Click-to-Run which checks Exchange Online first for Autodiscover purposes, but then I realized I had been experimenting with some registry keys to change Autodiscover behavior. And both properties are set to FALSE, so this is not the case. In Office 365 Teams there are the HiddenFromExchangeClients and HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled properties (see the Hiding Office 365 Groups Created by Teams from Exchange Clients article from Tony Redmond for more information), but this is only Office 365 Groups and not an Office 365 Team. Make sure Outlook is connected and try again as shown in the following screenshot: When I select Browse Office 365 Groups in Outlook, I see an error message saying We can’t show you group right now. Some users do see these groups in Outlook 2016 almost immediately, other users do not see anything (I’m in this group).
In our IT team we have several Office 365 Groups. I have had this annoying issue with Office 365 Groups (Groups, not Teams).
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