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Offline address book replication

Asked by agcsupport in Exchange Email Server

Tags: address, book, offline, replication

I am having issues with users downloading the correct *.oab files when doing a download of the address book. When i perform a download I receive the correct files which include additions to AD that I have made. Other users are downloading older files that do not include the latest changes. One user I am testing with that is receiving the older files is homed on the same Exchange server I am. We run an Exchange/Outlook (cached mode) 2003 enviroment.

I believe this is a replication issue with the OAB public folders. I have forced replication by performing a 'Send contents' from the server that generates the OAB to the other servers in my enviroment. I am not sure what I should see when looking at the OAB public folder list with regards to replication and status tabs. Some show a replication status of 'Local Modified' while other show 'In Sync'.

I have went through what I think are all of the settings with respect to the Offline Address Lists, RUS, etc. which seem to be ok. Any help on this will be most appreciated.

Ron
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