Graham,

If I remember my E55 correctly - and I think I do - then the ALIAS in E55 has a 
one-to-one relationship with a mailbox.  There can not be duplicate ALIASes in E55.  I 
do believe that the same holds true in AD.  This is easily proved out in the test bed. 
 Assuming that you are going to setup a two-way ADC - you can assign which way you 
want the first replication to go.  From Exchange to AD - or from AD to Exchange.  And 
yes, ALIAS [in E55] does go mailNickname in AD.

I mean the entire process of putting up the ADC would be to insure that AD and E55 are 
working with the same information - until such time as you can remove all of the E55 
components in the Exchange organization and proceed to a native mode of operation.  
Unless you are drastically changing your Exchange system - I can not understand why 
you would not want the E55 ALIAS in AD...

R/Bill

 -----Original Message-----
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]  On Behalf Of Graham Turner
Sent:   Monday, August 09, 2004 7:30 AM
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:        [ActiveDir] adc replication

dear all, further to earlier item on impact on the AD directory following
ADC synchronization.

have been through the Exchange 5.5 directory and found the attributes that
'map' to the mailbox properties. 

am quite comfortable about disabling the merging of most attribute data
using the Default ADC 

one that i am less comfortable with is the merging of the alias (attribute
UID ?) value into the AD 

from the schema map file this looks to be mapped to the "mailnickname"
attribute in AD 

can anyone confirm whether this is in fact a correct interpretation of the
attribute mapping and if so perhaps a view on the impact of NOT merging
this data into the AD ??

TIA 

GT 
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