legacyExchangeDN is what is stored with mail messages and calendar entries
etc. If you change an LEDN of UserX there is a possibility that the people
will not be able to simply respond to an email UserX sent, they would have
to readdress it. Additionally meeting notices sent out by UserX would no
longer be owned by UserX from my understanding.

You could try doing it and moving the ledn into the proxyAddresses as an
x500 address. This should alleviate the mail delivery issues, not sure if it
would help with the calendar stuff.



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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Rochford
Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 11:04 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ActiveDir] LegacyExchangeDN

I'm trying to use Exmerge to backup the Exchange store (this is an extra to
a "proper" store level backup so that we can retrieve odd messages for
people who manage to delete them; I do know that it's not the best way to do
the backup!).

It all works well except for users with a comma in the LegacyExchangeDN
- the mailboxes.txt file created by ExMerge has lines like:

/O=THE COLLEGE OF NORTH WEST LONDON/OU=MAIN/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=1794
/O=THE COLLEGE OF NORTH WEST LONDON/OU=MAIN/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=KENT,
VANESSA

The first of these backs up OK; the second doesn't. I'm guessing that it's
because of the comma. I could probably find some way of creating the file so
that there were quotes round the whole line but I'd rather lose the comma. 

Is there anything which depends on the value of LegacyExchangeDN which might
fall over if I change the values for some accounts (running Exchange 2003 on
Windows 2003 but these accounts started life on Exchange 5.5/NT4)

Steve
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