I have already posted this question in the general forum (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1725035/change-shared-booking-page-(url)-upn-smtp-to-non-d) under EXO tag, but I was told this might be a better place. So, here again:

Sometimes it might be desired to modify the Shared Bookings-Page URL in terms of using a different UPN/SMTP in the URL.

By default setting up a shared booking page it uses (as long as it’s free) the page name + default Tenant domain to build the url, like a page called “my TestPage” might result into email address removed for privacy reasons, e.g. https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/.

Now we have several companies covered by the same tenant within our holding, and it might be a better approach to have a page like https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/mytestpage@**custom-domain.com/**bookings/ or even https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/**email address removed for privacy reasons**/bookings/

There are a few posts online, but somehow none reliable really leads me to success. I managed it once to get my address changed (entirely – including sharing link), but honestly I don’t know which peace from all what I’ve done was the key to success. And from there I get my desired URL to make it work by changing the UPN/SMTPAddress to what I need, but it never becomes also the official URL I see under https://book.ms for this page. Like now https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/ also works after a few minutes, but the initial https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/ keeps being official and my change only works due to some redirection made behind the scene when I change UPN in Azure or O365 Admin.

I basically followed this page https://blog.markdepalma.com/?p=681 – but the only one shared booking page I managed to get modified official url I did it by my intuition.

I also had this https://www.exchangemaster.ch/faq-000178-how-to-change-the-sender-and-reply-e-mail-addresses-in-microsoft-bookings/# – but somehow that makes no sense because I only can run this command successfully if I use the already assigned UPN), which from what I was told is in the same time also the smtp address of this mailbox/calendar), otherwise it says “WARNING: Proxy address “email address removed for privacy reasons” is used as WindowsLiveId. So it can’t be removed from list of email addresses. To remove it, first change the WindowsLiveId.”. If I change the Windows LiveID, which I consider being UPN, it implicitely changes the smtp address anyway too, though.

And I also have to mention, running “Get-mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails SchedulingMailbox | Select-Object DisplayName, Alias, PrimarySMTPAddress” shows me the expected PrimarySMTPAddress, just the official URL provided to share does never reflect this.

Hope someone can give me a hint, how I can get the official sharing url for a shared booking page to become modified too.

kind regards,

Dieter

​I have already posted this question in the general forum (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1725035/change-shared-booking-page-(url)-upn-smtp-to-non-d) under EXO tag, but I was told this might be a better place. So, here again: Sometimes it might be desired to modify the Shared Bookings-Page URL in terms of using a different UPN/SMTP in the URL.By default setting up a shared booking page it uses (as long as it’s free) the page name + default Tenant domain to build the url, like a page called “my TestPage” might result into email address removed for privacy reasons, e.g. https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/.Now we have several companies covered by the same tenant within our holding, and it might be a better approach to have a page like https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/mytestpage@**custom-domain.com/**bookings/ or even https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/**email address removed for privacy reasons**/bookings/There are a few posts online, but somehow none reliable really leads me to success. I managed it once to get my address changed (entirely – including sharing link), but honestly I don’t know which peace from all what I’ve done was the key to success. And from there I get my desired URL to make it work by changing the UPN/SMTPAddress to what I need, but it never becomes also the official URL I see under https://book.ms for this page. Like now https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/ also works after a few minutes, but the initial https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/email address removed for privacy reasons/bookings/ keeps being official and my change only works due to some redirection made behind the scene when I change UPN in Azure or O365 Admin.I basically followed this page https://blog.markdepalma.com/?p=681 – but the only one shared booking page I managed to get modified official url I did it by my intuition.I also had this https://www.exchangemaster.ch/faq-000178-how-to-change-the-sender-and-reply-e-mail-addresses-in-microsoft-bookings/# – but somehow that makes no sense because I only can run this command successfully if I use the already assigned UPN), which from what I was told is in the same time also the smtp address of this mailbox/calendar), otherwise it says “WARNING: Proxy address “email address removed for privacy reasons” is used as WindowsLiveId. So it can’t be removed from list of email addresses. To remove it, first change the WindowsLiveId.”. If I change the Windows LiveID, which I consider being UPN, it implicitely changes the smtp address anyway too, though.And I also have to mention, running “Get-mailbox -RecipientTypeDetails SchedulingMailbox | Select-Object DisplayName, Alias, PrimarySMTPAddress” shows me the expected PrimarySMTPAddress, just the official URL provided to share does never reflect this.Hope someone can give me a hint, how I can get the official sharing url for a shared booking page to become modified too.kind regards,Dieter  Read More

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