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Hi LegendZM. &nbsp;Thank you so much for your time and answer. &nbsp;I am referring to the live Global Address list. &nbsp;In the forum you sent (the last link), the description is exactly my situation. &nbsp;I will look every link over and let you know.
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Hi LegendZM.  Thank you so much for your time and answer.  I am referring to the live Global Address list.  In the forum you sent (the last link), the description is exactly my situation.  I will look every link over and let you know.

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I have an environment that has two exchange servers. &nbsp;Each exchange server is in a different domain. &nbsp;There is a trust set up with the domains and the servers. &nbsp;How/What is the best way to share the global address books of each exchange server.<br />
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Thank you all in advance for your help.
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I have an environment that has two exchange servers.  Each exchange server is in a different domain.  There is a trust set up with the domains and the servers.  How/What is the best way to share the global address books of each exchange server.

Thank you all in advance for your help.

Sharing Global Address Books - different domains

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