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I'm not sure I follow your question - what do you mean by &quot;multiple exchanges&quot;? Exchange org is tied to domain and user has a mailbox specific to the mail server / store where it was created, it doesn't roam between exchange servers.<br />
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So, if my id is JSmith and my mailbox is on EXCHSRV1, when I go to remote site, Outlook should be configured to point to my exchange home server, as specified by AD attribute &quot;homeMDB&quot; and &quot;msExchHomeServerName&quot; - that's how profile knows based on your user ID what your exchange server is. <br />
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CAn you please clarify your question and what are you trying to accomplish?
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I'm not sure I follow your question - what do you mean by "multiple exchanges"? Exchange org is tied to domain and user has a mailbox specific to the mail server / store where it was created, it doesn't roam between exchange servers.

So, if my id is JSmith and my mailbox is on EXCHSRV1, when I go to remote site, Outlook should be configured to point to my exchange home server, as specified by AD attribute "homeMDB" and "msExchHomeServerName" - that's how profile knows based on your user ID what your exchange server is.

CAn you please clarify your question and what are you trying to accomplish?

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For ease of use, lets say half of my users are on EXCHANGE1 and the other half are on EXCHANGE2, is there a way for a single PRF to know which exchange to send a user to?
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For ease of use, lets say half of my users are on EXCHANGE1 and the other half are on EXCHANGE2, is there a way for a single PRF to know which exchange to send a user to?

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Hey Guys- <br />
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There seems to be quite a few articles hitting around this subject but not one directly referencing it. &nbsp;I am wondering if it is possible to create a PRF that can map out the correct Outlook profile for users across the domain who may be using different exchange servers. &nbsp;So where we have %username% for the user, is there also some version of that for the server? &nbsp;%exchangeservername% ??<br />
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Thanks!
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Hey Guys- 

There seems to be quite a few articles hitting around this subject but not one directly referencing it.  I am wondering if it is possible to create a PRF that can map out the correct Outlook profile for users across the domain who may be using different exchange servers.  So where we have %username% for the user, is there also some version of that for the server?  %exchangeservername% ??

Thanks!

Single PRF file for users on multiple Exchanges

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