I am looking for a tool or method to generate a printed (test file) list of our Exchange Server 2003 SP2 clients. I wish to do this as the user base cannot access their Global Distribution List nor full-Outlook client addresses through Outlook Web Access. Thanks in advance.
Why not fix the GAL issue first? Is this intentonally made inaccessible (using permissions, etc. - I would doubt that's the case)? Can new MAPI client profiles be setup without issues? Does the Check Name button work when setting up Outlook profiles? -- Bharat Suneja MVP - Exchange www.zenprise.com NEW blog location: exchangepedia.com/blog ---------------------------- "M" wrote in message news:%23sS%237tejIHA.1204@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >I am looking for a tool or method to generate a printed (test file) list of >our Exchange Server 2003 SP2 clients. I wish to do this as the user base >cannot access their Global Distribution List nor full-Outlook client >addresses through Outlook Web Access. > > Thanks in advance.
Bharat Suneja [MVP] wrote: > Why not fix the GAL issue first? Is this intentonally made inaccessible > (using permissions, etc. - I would doubt that's the case)? > > Can new MAPI client profiles be setup without issues? Does the Check > Name button work when setting up Outlook profiles? > In a previous question, another MVP had advised that this disconnect between Outlook and OWA was a known deficiency. Are you saying there ARE settings that allow a properly logged-on OWA user to see and use the domain (Exchange) address book? Thanks for the prompt initial response.
Reading your original post again - this is about OWA. OWA 2003/2000 clients cannot see a browsable GAL like Microsoft Outlook clients can. They can, however, search for users. If you leave the search field blank, it displays the first X entries (believe the number is 100). Typing a name in the To/CC/Bcc fields also resolves valid recipients. Exchange Server 2007 has a browsable GAL. Exchange Server 2003/2000 users can use third-party add-ins like MessageWare's PlusPack or OWA Suite. www.messageware.com Added expense, but way more productive than using a print-out, imo. -- Bharat Suneja MVP - Exchange www.zenprise.com NEW blog location: exchangepedia.com/blog ---------------------------- "M" wrote in message news:efEZ49ejIHA.6136@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Bharat Suneja [MVP] wrote: >> Why not fix the GAL issue first? Is this intentonally made inaccessible >> (using permissions, etc. - I would doubt that's the case)? >> >> Can new MAPI client profiles be setup without issues? Does the Check Name >> button work when setting up Outlook profiles? >> > In a previous question, another MVP had advised that this disconnect > between Outlook and OWA was a known deficiency. Are you saying there ARE > settings that allow a properly logged-on OWA user to see and use the > domain (Exchange) address book? > > Thanks for the prompt initial response.
