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Hi sedillodl,<br />
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Tigermatt and mass are more then correct, but you still have a chance to choose and continue using Active Directory Users and Computers with Exchange 2007 (and soon 2010 too)<br />
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Checkout my answer regarding this at:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24729755/Exchange-2007-and-ADUC.html?cid=1131&anchorAnswerId=25333852#a25333852" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24729755/Exchange-2007-and-ADUC.html?cid=1131&anchorAnswerId=25333852#a25333852</a><br />
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Best Regards,<br />
<br />
Ilantz
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Hi sedillodl,

Tigermatt and mass are more then correct, but you still have a chance to choose and continue using Active Directory Users and Computers with Exchange 2007 (and soon 2010 too)

Checkout my answer regarding this at:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24729755/Exchange-2007-and-ADUC.html?cid=1131&anchorAnswerId=25333852#a25333852 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24729755/Exchange-2007-and-ADUC.html?cid=1131&anchorAnswerId=25333852#a25333852]

Best Regards,

Ilantz

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I need to know if its possible and how to set up active directory users and computers with advanced view <br />
so i can manage exchange 2007 <br />
exchange 2003 was no problem but 2007 doesnt appear to be as easy 
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I need to know if its possible and how to set up active directory users and computers with advanced view 
so i can manage exchange 2007 
exchange 2003 was no problem but 2007 doesnt appear to be as easy 

exchange 2007 view with advanced features

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