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Interesting BUG ? With Exchange 2007 SP1 / Outlook 2003 remote clients

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jj@noe-mail.net - 26 Jul 2008 21:42 GMT
Came across this today so I thought I would put it out there to see if
anyone knows why this is happening.

Setup: Exchange 2007 / SP1

Created a user using the EMC and then checked hide user from the
exchange address list as I did not want this generic account to show
up in the GAL.

Created a new Outlook profile to connect to the exchange server using
cached exchange mode for that user per the norm / Outlook 2003

Tried to connect to exchange with Outlook 2003 . A dialog box popped
up telling me the user was not in the address list. Outlook was unable
to configure the Account.

I Unchecked the "Hide from exchange address list option" in the
Exchange EMC for the user account and outlook 2003 was able to connect
fine.

Went back to the exchange EMC and  Un checked "hide from exchange
address list"    

Outlook client could still connect fine.

It appears that the first time Outlook 2003 connects it needs to see
the user account in the Exchange address list and its unable to
configure it the "Hide from exchange address list option" is checked.

Anyone seen this ?

Thanks JJ
Andy David  {MVP} - 26 Jul 2008 22:06 GMT
>Came across this today so I thought I would put it out there to see if
>anyone knows why this is happening.
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>Anyone seen this ?

Thats normal. When you first create any OUtlook profile, it has to be
able to resolve the name. Alternatively, you could enter the
legacyExchangeDN of the user into the name field and it will find it
regardless if the mailbox is hidden or not.

>Thanks JJ
Martin Blackstone [MVP] - 26 Jul 2008 22:51 GMT
That's how it works...
It needs to resolve the name first.

> Came across this today so I thought I would put it out there to see if
> anyone knows why this is happening.
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>
> Thanks JJ
Andy David  {MVP} - 26 Jul 2008 23:56 GMT
>That's how it works...
>It needs to resolve the name first.

And then resolve personal issues.

>> Came across this today so I thought I would put it out there to see if
>> anyone knows why this is happening.
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>>
>> Thanks JJ
Martin Blackstone [MVP] - 27 Jul 2008 05:40 GMT
>>That's how it works...
>>It needs to resolve the name first.
>
> And then resolve personal issues.

No wonder I cant logon.
jj@noe-mail.net - 27 Jul 2008 00:38 GMT
Can you point me to anywhere this might be documented by MS.

Not really a show stopper but I can see where it could cause an admin
to rack thir brain for a bit.

THanks JJ.

>That's how it works...
>It needs to resolve the name first.
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>> Thanks JJ
Andy David  {MVP} - 27 Jul 2008 01:13 GMT
>Can you point me to anywhere this might be documented by MS.
>
>Not really a show stopper but I can see where it could cause an admin
>to rack thir brain for a bit.

Dont know if its documented anywhere, but its always been that way.

>THanks JJ.
>
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>>> Thanks JJ
jj@noe-mail.net - 27 Jul 2008 02:05 GMT
Ok thanks

JJ

>>Can you point me to anywhere this might be documented by MS.
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>>>> Thanks JJ
 
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