An Exchange Online feature that adds a mailbox to a person's Outlook by itself once they're given Full Access directly. Granting that permission via a group doesn't trigger it.
Also called automapping.
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Terms in this definition
- Exchange Online
Microsoft 365's hosted service for mail, calendars and contacts. Defender for Office 365 protects these mailboxes.
- Once flow
A flow that executes a single time and repeats only if the pipeline is fully refreshed. It's a common choice for a first full load ahead of a change feed, and that refresh becomes dangerous once the original files no longer exist.
- Full Access
A permission in Exchange Online that allows a delegate to open another person's mailbox and read, create or delete items in it. It does not allow sending messages as or for the owner; that requires Send As or Send on Behalf.
- Veeam Infrastructure Appliance
A hardened, minimal Linux (JeOS) ISO for running backup proxies, repositories and hardened repositories. It connects to a backup server but does not host one.
- Azure Functions trigger
Every function is started by exactly one thing. That thing might be a web call over HTTP, a schedule, the arrival of a blob, a message landing in a queue or a change in a database.