Exchange Online/Office 365 limits for variety of service areas….

You can find the Exchange Online limits for a variety of service areas, including address book limits, Recipient & sender limits, mailbox storage limits, reporting, message trace limits, mailbox folder limits, retention limits and more. You can refer the detailed information @ https://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/library/exchange-online-limits.aspx. For limits that apply to EOP features in Exchange Online, you can refer Exchange Online Protection Limits.

Hope this helps.

Outlook Programming : How to get the SMTP Address of the Sender of a Mail Item using Outlook Object Model?

Recently I was assisting an developer who used Outlook Object Model (OOM) API and tried to get the SMTP address of the Sender of a given mail item.

In order to get the values, he first made the following OOM call – it worked fine for him for couple of mail items, but fails to get the SMTP value as given below:

   1: mailItem.Recipients[i].Address 

It returned the value as,

/O=MFC2013/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=B370134F8FFD4CF3A0023F27B6B61F7D-ADMINISTRATOR

In this scenario, to determine the SMTP address for a mail item, you can use the SenderEmailAddress property of the MailItem object. However, if the sender is internal to your organization, SenderEmailAddress does not return an SMTP address, and you must use the PropertyAccessor object to return the sender’s SMTP address (adding the related C#.Net code for your reference).

   1: private string GetSMTPAddress(Outlook.MailItem mail)

   2: {

   3:     string PR_SMTP_ADDRESS = @"http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x39FE001E";

   4:     if (mail.SenderEmailType == "EX")

   5:     {

   6:         Outlook.AddressEntry sender =

   7:             mail.Sender;

   8:         if (sender != null)

   9:         {

  10:             //Now we have an AddressEntry representing the Sender

  11:             if (sender.AddressEntryUserType == Outlook.OlAddressEntryUserType.olExchangeUserAddressEntry

  12:                 || sender.AddressEntryUserType == Outlook.OlAddressEntryUserType.olExchangeRemoteUserAddressEntry)

  13:             {

  14:                 //Use the ExchangeUser object PrimarySMTPAddress

  15:                 Outlook.ExchangeUser exchUser = sender.GetExchangeUser();

  16:                 if (exchUser != null)

  17:                 {

  18:                     return exchUser.PrimarySmtpAddress;

  19:                 }

  20:                 else

  21:                 {

  22:                     return null;

  23:                 }

  24:             }

  25:             else

  26:             {

  27:                 return sender.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(PR_SMTP_ADDRESS) as string;

  28:             }

  29:         }

  30:         else

  31:         {

  32:             return null;

  33:         }

  34:     }

  35:     else

  36:     {

  37:         return mail.SenderEmailAddress;

  38:     }

  39: }

This will help you to move ahead and get the correct SMTP address:

Happy Programming!!