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Only one problem, the Win2k users do not have a unique Exchange server. They rely on the Win2k3 exchange server now. That's why I setup the trust so, I can set them up and integrate them with the Win2k3. <br />
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I know, complicated and useless but, it gets the job done until I can figure out a better solution :) err... Exchange 2010...
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Only one problem, the Win2k users do not have a unique Exchange server. They rely on the Win2k3 exchange server now. That's why I setup the trust so, I can set them up and integrate them with the Win2k3.

I know, complicated and useless but, it gets the job done until I can figure out a better solution :) err... Exchange 2010...

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Hi, <br />
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I have two unique forests (Win2k3 &amp;&nbsp;Win2k), which are setup to trust each other. On the Windows 2003 domain, we have an Exchange 2003 server that retains the global address list. I would like to make that GAL available to the users in the Win2k users.<br />
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The purpose of this is to allow them to use our Exchange server until we can fully integrate them with our current domain, and get rid of their antiquated Win2k servers.<br />
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Suggestions? 
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Hi, 

I have two unique forests (Win2k3 & Win2k), which are setup to trust each other. On the Windows 2003 domain, we have an Exchange 2003 server that retains the global address list. I would like to make that GAL available to the users in the Win2k users.

The purpose of this is to allow them to use our Exchange server until we can fully integrate them with our current domain, and get rid of their antiquated Win2k servers.

Suggestions? 

Exchange 2003 Share GAL with Trusted Domain

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