XFOR: Non-Exchange Addresses not Included in Dirsync

Article ID: Q152729
Creation Date: 21-JUN-1996
Revision Date: 23-AUG-1996

The information in this article applies to:

Microsoft Exchange Server, version 4.0

SYMPTOMS

When Microsoft Exchange Server is configured as the directory synchronization server, non-Exchange addresses are excluded from the directory synchronization cycle. In addition, all recipient containers specified under the "Export these recipients" list for the requester include the non-Exchange addresses (for example, other dirsynced MS Mail users, Internet custom addresses, and so forth).

CAUSE

The default checkbox "Export custom recipients" has been removed from the remote requester setup in Exchange Server Administrator.

RESOLUTION

To add this checkbox back:

1.From Exchange Server Administrator select the Connections object.

Under the connections object, select the directory sychronization server object.
In the right-hand pane, select the requester name for the postoffice that is not receiving the proper updates.
On the File menu, select Properties.
Select Export Containers.
Select the check box in the lower right-hand corner, "Export custom recipients."
With the Services tool in Control Panel, stop the Microsoft Exchange Directory Synchronization Service.

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