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I have an Exchange 2003 server. &nbsp;When I use Outlook web access and create an email there are no contacts in the global address list or contact list. &nbsp;If I type a contact name and chose find the name does appear and I can put it in the TO: field. &nbsp;However, &nbsp;when I go back to the address list not even that one contact is there anymore. &nbsp;Is there something in Exchange system manager that I need to do to make those contacts appear in OWA?<br />
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I have an Exchange 2003 server.  When I use Outlook web access and create an email there are no contacts in the global address list or contact list.  If I type a contact name and chose find the name does appear and I can put it in the TO: field.  However,  when I go back to the address list not even that one contact is there anymore.  Is there something in Exchange system manager that I need to do to make those contacts appear in OWA?

Thanks,

Outlook web access has no contacts in global and contact address list

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