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No. No mailbox was created.<br />
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Which way should the user have been created?
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No. No mailbox was created.

Which way should the user have been created?

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I would use the Add User wizard in the server management snap-in. &nbsp;<br />
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A small caveat is I do this in SBS, not &quot;regular&quot; 2003 server, which can have substantial differences. &nbsp;I would assume it would work the same. <br />
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If different, you'd likely add through the ADUC console.<br />
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I would use the Add User wizard in the server management snap-in.  

A small caveat is I do this in SBS, not "regular" 2003 server, which can have substantial differences.  I would assume it would work the same.

If different, you'd likely add through the ADUC console.



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try running through the exchane ADUC (from the exchange menu in programs/Start menu) Or right click the user and select exchange tasks and create address
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try running through the exchane ADUC (from the exchange menu in programs/Start menu) Or right click the user and select exchange tasks and create address

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Hi<br />
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A new user was created, but she was not automatically assigned an email address, which normally happens.<br />
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Win 2003 with SP1, running Exchange 2003<br />
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Hi

A new user was created, but she was not automatically assigned an email address, which normally happens.

Win 2003 with SP1, running Exchange 2003



User not assigned email address when account created

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).