I'm currently planning a Lotus Notes to Exchange 2007 migration. On Notes we had multiple address books (eg Sales Contacts, Aftersales Contacts etc) but cannot see an easy way to recreate this in Exchange. The only way that I can see of doing this is to add each contact as a Mail Contact and use a custom field to flag that they should be picked up by a Distribution Group. Is there a better way to handle this?
You can create Dist Lists in the GAL as you say, or you can add more Address Books. By default you get users, contacts and groups already. Users can only have 1 GAL, you can have multiple ALs. You can have as many Dist Lists as you want which will be in your GAL and group AL. Oliver "Stevet" wrote in message news:4D7BEBFD-03FB-4773-A5D3-EB8D93D76DC9@microsoft.com... > I'm currently planning a Lotus Notes to Exchange 2007 migration. On Notes > we > had multiple address books (eg Sales Contacts, Aftersales Contacts etc) > but > cannot see an easy way to recreate this in Exchange. The only way that I > can > see of doing this is to add each contact as a Mail Contact and use a > custom > field to flag that they should be picked up by a Distribution Group. Is > there > a better way to handle this?
