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Is there any way to get the Ms Communicator LCS contacts to a txt file.?
Hi,
Is there any way to get the Ms Communicator LCS contacts to a txt file.?
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Sharath
Is there any way to get the Ms Communicator LCS contacts to a txt file.?
Regards
Sharath
Or use DBIMPEXP with the /user switch to export their contacts into a flat file. If OCS, you will find it in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007\Server\Support directory. If LCS then it will be in the reskit.
Example cmd from Technet:
Dbimpexp.exe /hrxmlfile:"c:\SavedUserDa ta.xml" /user:johna@contoso.com
Link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb870377.aspx
Example cmd from Technet:
Dbimpexp.exe /hrxmlfile:"c:\SavedUserDa
Link: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb870377.aspx
ASKER
Thanks what is the command line to import it to OCS 2007?
type dbimpexp /help.
Basically same command, but with the /import switch. If you want to import it to OCS 2007.. then use the OCS 2007 version to export it and import it.... always use the newest version to export and import.
Basically same command, but with the /import switch. If you want to import it to OCS 2007.. then use the OCS 2007 version to export it and import it.... always use the newest version to export and import.
ASKER
Thanks
These 2 LCS and OCS are in 2 different forests and not the email address @somename.com is different for a user. When i import it says email address not found. Any views
These 2 LCS and OCS are in 2 different forests and not the email address @somename.com is different for a user. When i import it says email address not found. Any views
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Names are same just the @domain.com changes.
how can i do this change in xml file?
how can i do this change in xml file?
Can you tried using a text editor you can do a FIND/REPLACE?
The last one I did it was faster for me to change them manually using find then pasting the new domainB.
The last one I did it was faster for me to change them manually using find then pasting the new domainB.
ASKER
I did a find and replace and it works perfect. Any ideas on how to do this for bulk users
http://blogs.pointbridge.com/Blogs/schertz_jeff/Pages/Post.aspx?_ID=47
Otherwise the user's contact list is stored in the SQL back-end databases, you could probably use a custom SQL query to retrive the data for a specific user.