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Why is the global address list missing users names?
Over the weekend, I installed (with the help of Dell) Exchange 2010 and Windows Server 2008-R2 and Outlook 2010 (on all client computers).
In Outlook 2010, when I log on and want to create a mail message and click the "to:" button, I only see 5 users.
When another user tries to do the same thing, they see all users in the global address list.
The global address list seems to be the problem. I don't know how to correct it.
Note: When I started adding the first 5 mailboxes, I did not state the scope. I did state the scope for the remaning 15 users. Its the first 5 users who are having the problem.
Thanks for your help.
In Outlook 2010, when I log on and want to create a mail message and click the "to:" button, I only see 5 users.
When another user tries to do the same thing, they see all users in the global address list.
The global address list seems to be the problem. I don't know how to correct it.
Note: When I started adding the first 5 mailboxes, I did not state the scope. I did state the scope for the remaning 15 users. Its the first 5 users who are having the problem.
Thanks for your help.
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I thought the problem was, when I set up the first 5 users, I did not check the box "Specify the organizational usit rather than the default one". so the first 5 when into the default one. I moved them to the right organizational unit. Users 6 thru 20 did have that box checked.
Do I have to do anything else, other than unchecking cache mode.