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I don't have exchange 2K3 anymore, so I cant test it: &nbsp;but why not create a new Global address book and fill it up with a custom LDAP query with recipients from the other domain?<br />
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I don't have exchange 2K3 anymore, so I cant test it:  but why not create a new Global address book and fill it up with a custom LDAP query with recipients from the other domain?

m  a  r   c


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This gives me something to work on for the GALs, but what about assigning mailbox rights between domains and opening mailboxes on other domains...
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This gives me something to work on for the GALs, but what about assigning mailbox rights between domains and opening mailboxes on other domains...

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I ended up creating two Outlook profiles one on each domain. The user will just have to pick the appropriate profile to work with.
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I ended up creating two Outlook profiles one on each domain. The user will just have to pick the appropriate profile to work with.

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We have &nbsp;a Trust relationship setup between two domains: DOMAIN1 and DOMAIN2.<br />
Each domain has it's own separate Exchange 2003 server. Is there a way to view DOMAIN1s global address list while logged onto DOMAIN2 and vice versa? Also, I would like to grant Mailbox rights between the domains and be able to open other domain mailboxes; is this possible?<br />
Please provide steps if possible...
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We have  a Trust relationship setup between two domains: DOMAIN1 and DOMAIN2.
Each domain has it's own separate Exchange 2003 server. Is there a way to view DOMAIN1s global address list while logged onto DOMAIN2 and vice versa? Also, I would like to grant Mailbox rights between the domains and be able to open other domain mailboxes; is this possible?
Please provide steps if possible...

how to view different domain's global address list

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