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The user is in the &quot;Global address lists&quot; on the server side but not in &quot;Global address list&quot; on the client side but is in the &quot;All user&quot; which in a sub set of the &quot;Global address list&quot;. So if i search in OWA or a workstation I do find the user.
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The user is in the "Global address lists" on the server side but not in "Global address list" on the client side but is in the "All user" which in a sub set of the "Global address list". So if i search in OWA or a workstation I do find the user.

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Also look at <a href="http://www.nitingupta.in/articles/exchange2003/Exchange2003_New_User_Not_in_GAL.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.nitingupta.in/a<wbr />rticles/ex<wbr />change2003<wbr />/Exchange2<wbr />003_New_Us<wbr />er_Not_in_<wbr />GAL.asp</a><br />
Cheers<br />
Nitin<br />

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Also look at http://www.nitingupta.in/articles/exchange2003/Exchange2003_New_User_Not_in_GAL.asp [http://www.nitingupta.in/articles/exchange2003/Exchange2003_New_User_Not_in_GAL.asp]
Cheers
Nitin


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One of my users, properly created in AD, is listed in the client size address book under tha &quot;All users&quot; section but not in the &quot;Global Address List&quot;. When I take a look at the members on the &quot;Global Address List&quot; on the server the user is in the list. What would cause A user not to be on the client side &quot;Global Address List&quot;? This is tha case with all users on all workstations.<br />
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Thank you in advance.
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One of my users, properly created in AD, is listed in the client size address book under tha "All users" section but not in the "Global Address List". When I take a look at the members on the "Global Address List" on the server the user is in the list. What would cause A user not to be on the client side "Global Address List"? This is tha case with all users on all workstations.

Thank you in advance.

Client side address book does not list all users

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