XFOR: LinkAge 3.2 Missing Domain Names In Exchange Notes DXA
Article ID: 185106
Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q185106
SYMPTOMS
When you use LinkAge 3.2 Directory Exchange Agent (DXA), you may find that
Exchange Server recipient addresses are missing the domain name and other
Lotus Notes address attributes. This creates incorrect or incomplete name
mapping from Exchange Server to Lotus Notes. Thus causing these addresses
to be invalid for Lotus Notes. Moreover, these addresses may not propagate
to Lotus Notes.
CAUSE
This problem is caused because the LinkAge Lotus Notes Proxy generator is
not installed on the same Exchange Server computer(s) from which the names
were imported. The Lotus Notes Proxy generator is responsible for creating
the Lotus Notes address for Exchange Server recipients.
WORKAROUND
To correct this problem, perform the following steps:
- Run Linkage 3.2 setup from the Linkage program group.
- Choose the "Install Proxy addressing at the downstream Site(s)" option.
- Choose Notes Proxy Addressing and fill out the Exchange Server name in
your site or organization.
- Select Yes to generate Notes Proxy addresses for existing Exchange
Server users.
- Send a full reload to the DXA.
Additional query words: LDE DXA SQL
Keywords: kbprb KB185106