GAL

I think every exchange admin has come across this issue in which users complain that they can’t find the new staff in the Outlook address book. There are a number of solutions like instructing the user to use OWA or Outlook online mode if it is really urgent, downloading the address book (after the server has updated it) etc. But, a simple solution that I have come across for the issue is to instruct users to select “All Users” from the address book. This will force Outlook to get real time data from the server and the user will be... [Lire la suite]

I have come across a number of customers who want to have staff photos visible in their GAL. They typically look at this feature when migrating from previous versions of Exchange to 2010. Though Microsoft supports this feature with the use of PowerShell, Exclaimer Outlook Photos gives a free GUI tool – not just for you to try, not just for a limited period, not with feature limitations but absolutely free. The tool can be installed in any domain joined machines – any one from XP to 2008. Check the system requirements here Download... [Lire la suite]

Jusqu’ici non supporté dans un environnement Exchange Server 2010, la segmentation sera supportée avec le service Pack 2 du produit. Celui-ci sera disponible dans la seconde partie de l’année 2011 Plus d’informations sur le site de l’équipe produit http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2011/01/27/457820.aspx Bonne lecture ! David Pekmez http://unifiedit.wordpress.com/2011/01/31/exchange-server-2010-segmentation-de-gal/

Over the years, displaying recipient photographs in the Global Address List (GAL) has been a frequently-requested feature, high on the wish lists of many Exchange folks. Particularly in large organizations or geographically dispersed teams, it's great to be able to put a face to a name for people you've never met or don't frequently have face time with. Employees are commonly photographed when issuing badges/IDs, and many organizations publish the photos on intranets. There have been questions about workarounds or third-party... [Lire la suite]