Hello all, We have a partner company here that we share a two way trust with. Both companies use Exchange 2003. Users can authenticate in both domains and access resources in both domains. I've been tasked to share the addressbook between the two domains but im unable to find a simple way to do this even with the trust. I know of IIFP but we run standard edition on one of the servers so that is not an option for us. Quest is also outside of the budget which is practically nil. Is there an simple way to do this im overlooking? Andy
On Apr 8, 7:50 pm, "andyd" wrote: > Hello all, > > We have a partner company here that we share a two way trust with. Both > companies use Exchange 2003. Users can authenticate in both domains and > access resources in both domains. I've been tasked to share the addressbook > between the two domains but im unable to find a simple way to do this even> with the trust. > > I know ofIIFPbut we run standard edition on one of the servers so that is > not an option for us. Quest is also outside of the budget which is > practically nil. > > Is there an simple way to do this im overlooking? > > Andy Hey Andy, if it is a one time question, that using LDIFDE you can export from one domain and import into the other domain. For repeated up-to-date data this is quite ineffective though. For a cost effective solution for synchronizing that does not require any additional server / database licenses, please have a look at our GAL synchronization services at http://www.visioningpro.com. We also support you concerning deployment and configuration. Regards Marcel
