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You can only have one OAB generating server. That will be shown in the OAB config in ESM. <br />
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Is the OAB same as the Offline Address List?
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Hi Guys<br />
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We are running Exchange 2003 SP2. <br />
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We have four AD domains - US, UK, Canada and Japan.<br />
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Each domain also corresponds to a seperate Admin Group/ Routing group in Exchange.<br />
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I was wondering how OAB generation worked here? Does each Admin Group have a dedicated OAB generator? And - if so - how do I know which server it is?<br />
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Also, we are looking to migrate to Exch 2007 at some point...how does OAB generation change in 200?<br />
<br />
Cheers
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Hi Guys

We are running Exchange 2003 SP2. 

We have four AD domains - US, UK, Canada and Japan.

Each domain also corresponds to a seperate Admin Group/ Routing group in Exchange.

I was wondering how OAB generation worked here? Does each Admin Group have a dedicated OAB generator? And - if so - how do I know which server it is?

Also, we are looking to migrate to Exch 2007 at some point...how does OAB generation change in 200?

Cheers

OAB Generation in Exchange 2003

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