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There is a attribute which determies it<br />
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offlineABSchedule &nbsp;attribute is a single-valued octet string attribute that is set to a byte array of size 84 that stores the offline address book update interval schedule. Each bit in this structure represents a 15-minute increment, starting from 12:00 AM Sunday. Each byte in this structure represents a 2-hour increment. Set the bit to 1 to schedule it to run at the 15-minute interval. <br />

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There is a attribute which determies it

offlineABSchedule  attribute is a single-valued octet string attribute that is set to a byte array of size 84 that stores the offline address book update interval schedule. Each bit in this structure represents a 15-minute increment, starting from 12:00 AM Sunday. Each byte in this structure represents a 2-hour increment. Set the bit to 1 to schedule it to run at the 15-minute interval.


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I want to see where this can be configured<br />
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Peakpeak i cannot find Offline address book in Global settings<br />
Can you please advice
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I want to see where this can be configured

Peakpeak i cannot find Offline address book in Global settings
Can you please advice

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Hi,<br />
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What is the interval of Outlook address book gets Sink with AD,?<br />
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Where can i check the settings.<br />
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Regards'<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

What is the interval of Outlook address book gets Sink with AD,?

Where can i check the settings.

Regards'
Sharath

What is the interval of Outlook address book gets Sink with AD,?

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