Manage MS Exchange Server, default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by TW9qb3Bl » Fri, 13 Aug 2004 21:03:07 GMT

I am setting up a exchange2003 server for several virtual domains. Is it
possible to restrict the different address lists shown in outlook (default
global address list included) so that the users in domain A only see users
that are members in domain A, and the same for B,C,D....

Basicly restrict access, perhaps creating several default global address
lists for each domain?

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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by Megan Kielman » Fri, 13 Aug 2004 22:45:48 GMT


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=822940&product=exch2003
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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by bW9qb3Bl » Mon, 16 Aug 2004 14:23:01 GMT

Hi Megan.

I have already tried this method, but it didn't work. Have you tested it
and made it work? Are there perhaps some things not mentioned in k-822940
that I need to to in advance/afterwards?

Thanks,

Morten
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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by Megan Kielman » Mon, 16 Aug 2004 22:49:50 GMT

Hi There! Please explain what didn't work.

Thanks!







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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by bW9qb3Bl » Tue, 17 Aug 2004 15:31:02 GMT

Hi Megan.

I have gone through all the steps in the knowledge base article. Added new
global address lists, set up the restrictions.

When I then connect a outlook 2003 client to the exchange server, I still
see the Default Global Address List as default. I cannot see the other
global address lists I have made. Don't I have to set some flag somewhere to
tell the Exchange server which global address list is default for the
different exchange groups/users? (perhaps under Recipients Policies?)
Anyway, I should be able to see the new global address lists I have made in
the outlook address list? If I make a regular address list, this is shown.
Problem is new global address lists.

Could be that I am not making sense, but I cannot understand why this does
not work for me. I have gone through the procedure 4 times, and another one
here have tried two times. Still no global address lists are shown/changed.
Basically it does not work in my environment, Windows 2003 server with
Exchange 2003 SP1.

Any pointers to where I should start debug, things to check are very much
appreciated.

Thanks,

Morten
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Manage MS Exchange Server >> default GAL restrictions in a multi-domain environment

by Megan Kielman » Tue, 17 Aug 2004 22:12:36 GMT

I have found another article that might be more specific but I will only be
able to email it to you (too long to paste in here and is a restricted
article). If you send me an email I can email it to you.




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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=822940&product=exch2003


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