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That does not return all the addresses, when I tried it I only got one address back but the account I am checking has 6 different SMTP addresses.
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That does not return all the addresses, when I tried it I only got one address back but the account I am checking has 6 different SMTP addresses.

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I missed one line of code when translating to C#. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I missed one line of code when translating to C#.  Thanks.

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You are most welcome.<br />
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-red
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I am trying to use C# to get a list of all the email addresses a user has in Exchange. &nbsp;I am able to traverse Active Directory and I can see the mail property, but that only shows the user's email address as registered in AD, not in the Exchange tabs where you can have extra addresses. &nbsp;How can I access the list of emails assigned to a given use account? &nbsp;I would prefer to do it through Active Directory methods in C# or VB.NET.
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I am trying to use C# to get a list of all the email addresses a user has in Exchange.  I am able to traverse Active Directory and I can see the mail property, but that only shows the user's email address as registered in AD, not in the Exchange tabs where you can have extra addresses.  How can I access the list of emails assigned to a given use account?  I would prefer to do it through Active Directory methods in C# or VB.NET.

Get user's email addresses with .NET

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