> 1. All SMTP addresses for a given user don't have aliases created.
> For example, I use mark_smith, mesmith, and msmith. Only my primary
> SMTP address was output.
This shouldn't be the case. It's specifically written to export all of
the proxyAddresses, a multi-valued field. It works perfectly in
production, as far as I can see.
> 2. Distribution Lists aren't exported
Hmm. . . they certainly are if they have e-mail addresses! And again,
I can see no probs with the expected behavior in the lab or in
production.
Perhaps you're not seeing the architecture fully. The script will only
export those e-mail addresses whose domain part _exactly_ matches the
'Exchange Domain Filter' (the next-to-last argument on the command
line). So, if you have user joseph with addresses [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], and [EMAIL PROTECTED], none of these will be
exported unless 'example.com' is the domain filter. This feature
allows multiple Exchange recipient domains to correspond to individual
IMail virtual hosts.
Maybe if you provide an overview of your Exchange org and the command
line you're using for ex2a, that'll help. But your results certainly
seem far from the norm.
> 3. Mail enabled public folders aren't exported.
Here, you are definitely correct. This object type was not covered,
nor were query-based distribution groups (though standard dist groups
were, as above). I have posted rev 0.5.01 just now, which will handle
dynamic groups.
0.5.01 also has code to find mail-enabled public folders, but there's
an outstanding issue: PFs are usually in the
CN=Microsoft Exchange System Objects, DC=example, DC=com
container, and the ex2a command line does not correctly parse LDAP
paths with spaces in them. I will work on a fix after you get the
first part working.
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