I'm with Doug on this one.  There is a clear distinction between indexing an attribute 
and making it part of the PAS.  

You should also be aware that a change to the PAS results in a GC full sync (at least 
in W2K AD), so you might want to plan the timing carefully if you have more than one 
domain in your forest.

Tony
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Todd,

I don't think "indexing" is the right term to use here. I'm sure you're
just asking about removing attributes from the partial attribute set
(the list of attributes included in the Global Catalog).

The answer is "yes" -- you can un-mark an attribute from being included
in the GC and it will be removed. For more information (but not much
more) see:

232517 - Global Catalog Attributes and Replication Properties
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;232517

--Doug
 

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Subject: [ActiveDir] Indexing attributes in GC's

Greetings all,

I have a quick question about indexing attributes in GC's.  If you
select an attribute to be indexed in a GC.  Then decide later to not
want the attribute indexed any longer, so you deselect the attribute for
indexing in a GC. Will the GC's automatically remove the attribute, or
do you need to do some type of cleanup process?

Thanks,

Todd
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