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Hi, <br />
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Im trying to set up mulitpule Global Address Books on my Exchange Server but the instructions i find seem to be doing it all wrong as it never works. I have all the users that i want to see on the different global address book stored within Active Dir within there own OU as thats how i manage them. <br />
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Now i need to create a global address book that reflects what the user can see by which group within AD they are in. Now im assuming this is possible but I just need to work out how. <br />
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If you could post some instructions i would be most greatful.<br />
<br />
Scott
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Hi, 

Im trying to set up mulitpule Global Address Books on my Exchange Server but the instructions i find seem to be doing it all wrong as it never works. I have all the users that i want to see on the different global address book stored within Active Dir within there own OU as thats how i manage them. 

Now i need to create a global address book that reflects what the user can see by which group within AD they are in. Now im assuming this is possible but I just need to work out how. 

If you could post some instructions i would be most greatful.

Scott

Global Address Book for different domains

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.