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I was asked recently if it was possible to export information from the Exchange Global Address List (GAL) to a database or spreadsheet. Specifically, this administrator was focusing on a subset of users listed in a large GAL. He hoped that exporting the...
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Aug 5, 2008
the best being that you can make all the modifications you want without affecting the original data, and then merge the changes once they're finalized.
IMI GAL Exporter 3.0 is a new third-party tool I've discovered that allows for the exportation and offline manipulation of Exchange Server and Active... More... Aug 29, 2006
messages in Outlook Web Access (OWA), you can choose email addresses from two sources (unless you type in an address manually): the Global Address List (GAL) and the Contacts list. But what if you want to use addresses from an X.500 or LDAP server in Outlook Web Access?
Sep 18, 2007
server must also query a global catalog server to resolve recipient email addresses. Microsoft Outlook clients can't even open the Global Address List (GAL) unless they can connect to a global catalog server (either directly or via DSProxy).
Global catalog server best practices for Exchange Server By... More... Jul 13, 2006
s Active Directory access is by designating to it a particular global catalog server. Any time Exchange Server needs to access the Global Address List (GAL), it does so by making an LDAP query against the global catalog server.
In many Active Directory deployments, there is only one global catalog server. By... More... Aug 1, 2006
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