Find primary mail address of a Office 365 / Exchange Online mailbox

Find primary mail address of a Office 365 / Exchange Online mailbox

Using portal

  • Log on to Office365 portal then navigate to Exchange Admin Center (EAC) or open EAC directly 

  • Select Admin tile to view your Admin center page


  • Select Exchange from the Admin drop down. 


  • Select mailboxes from the EAC page.



  • search for the user, click on the user to get the mailbox property. 
  • Select email address from the list on the left.
  • The address which is highlighted and in caps is the primary mail/SMTP address.

We can also use powershell to get the mail address details



Get-Mailbox <"alias" or "displayname"> | select PrimarySmtpAddress

Get-Mailbox -Identity <"alias" or "displayname"> | select PrimarySmtpAddress






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