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Subject: Global Address Books & Address Books
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Steven Mckenzie User is Offline
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8/12/2008 07:19 AM  
Hi there,
 
I was wondering if anyone can give me some links or guide me on the best way to setup my Address Book?
Scenario:
Our Exchange Server is hosting several mail domains
@domain1.com
@domain2.com
@domain3.com
 
I have setup the Users so they are in separate Organization Units.
 
@domain1.com = Organization Units "Domain1"
@domain2.com = Organization Units "Domain2"
@domain3.com = Organization Units "Domain3"
 
How do I setup Exchange so Reciept Policy updates everything in that Organization Units.
 
Also I would like it so Organization Unit Domain1 has different Default Address book to Domain 2 etc?
 
Does this make sense and can it be done?
Marina Roos User is Offline
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8/31/2008 04:33 AM  
Hi Steven,

Did you figure this out yet?
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Steven Mckenzie User is Offline
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9/05/2008 01:41 AM  
no i haven't sorry
Marina Roos User is Offline
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9/07/2008 05:34 PM  
Hi Steven,
 
I don't think you can have more than one Global Address Book. About the different recipient policies, you would have to setup different policies where you for example use the Department field. In the policy you could then check if the Department is domain A, set the email address to domain A.
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