Exchange Recipient Policies don't work when enabled with QAD commands.

Question

I'm trying to create a contact and ensure it's mail enabled. It appears Exchange doesn't recognize the object after it's creation and the policy is never applied. 
 How do I get QAD posh commands to do this without having to run Exchange commands? 
 
 $qadcontact = Get-QADObject -Identity "TESTPOSH" -Type "Contact" -IncludedProperties EmailAddressPolicyEnabled
$qadcontact | Set-QADObject -objectattributes @{"edsva-MsExch-ApplyEmailAddressPolicy"="TRUE"} 
 I read mention of an Add-QADProxyAddress but I want the default policy in Exchange to do it's work.

david.jenkins-photomask.com · Accepted Answer

Couldn't do screenshots. Because of secure info. I did go back however. I found "edsaEstablishEmail" as an attribute I needed to set. Now it works as expected.

Terrance.Crombie · Answer

That's very interesting. If you check the Active Roles Change History on an object which you have changed in the Active Roles Management Shell and an object which you have changed in the Active Roles Console, do you see any difference?

Terrance.Crombie · Answer

This looks like you are not passing commands through Active Roles. 
 Any attributes which start with edsva or edsa are virtual or computed attributes which require that commands be proxied through Active Roles in order for them to function properly. 
 Try using this cmdlet to proxy commands through Active Roles: 
 
 Connect-QADService -proxy

$qadcontact = Get-QADObject -Identity "TESTPOSH" -Type "Contact" -IncludedProperties EmailAddressPolicyEnabled
$qadcontact | Set-QADObject -objectattributes @{"edsva-MsExch-ApplyEmailAddressPolicy"="TRUE"}

Exchange Recipient Policies don't work when enabled with QAD commands.

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