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Hello InoAdmin,<br />
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IIFP (contact generation for GAL sharing) and InterOrg (free/busy) tool would work.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
mattee76
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Hello InoAdmin,

IIFP (contact generation for GAL sharing) and InterOrg (free/busy) tool would work.

Regards,

mattee76

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Are MIIS/IIFP compatible with exchange 2007?
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Are MIIS/IIFP compatible with exchange 2007?

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InoAdmin,<br />
Have you found anything yet? I am trying to do the same thing. The only thing I have found is from Quest Software (<a href="http://www.quest.com" rel="ugc">www.quest.com</a>). Their collaboration Services will do this. But it is looking to be cost prohibative for me.
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InoAdmin,
Have you found anything yet? I am trying to do the same thing. The only thing I have found is from Quest Software (www.quest.com [http://www.quest.com]). Their collaboration Services will do this. But it is looking to be cost prohibative for me.

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Microsoft hasn't confirmed compatibility with IIFP and exchange 2007, I will be deploying however because it is the most cost effective tool.
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Microsoft hasn't confirmed compatibility with IIFP and exchange 2007, I will be deploying however because it is the most cost effective tool.

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I haven't started testing yet, still in the process of moving mailboxes to exchange 2007
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I haven't started testing yet, still in the process of moving mailboxes to exchange 2007

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We need to integrate GAL and free/busy calender status on exchange 2007 servers across a forest with two different domains, can this be done without using MIIS? &nbsp;Do we need to create a trust between the domains?
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We need to integrate GAL and free/busy calender status on exchange 2007 servers across a forest with two different domains, can this be done without using MIIS?  Do we need to create a trust between the domains?

Cross Forest GAL synchronization

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.