Hi Roelof,
Tuesday, April 1, 2003, 11:08:03 AM, you wrote:
NC>> In my job we're working with Microsoft Exchange Server. Is it
NC>> possible to use Exchange Server's Address book to obtain mail
NC>> addreses and How? Thanks in advance.
> I don't think that that can be done. Unless Exchange is able to
> present it's address book as an LDAP server. That's the only kind of
> external AB server TB supports.
OK, I've just verified that it can be done - to some degree, anyway.
Create a new address book, and fill in the LDAP fields, filling in the
Exchange server's IP address. Although it shows nothing, you can
search for names, and get a valid address.
Graeme
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