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Thanks guys. &nbsp;We set this 4 years ago without a whole lot of concerns to address the scanning functionality of printers. &nbsp;The executive assistants were complaining that they could scan documents directly to the boss's email because the lookup didnt return the name of the boss. &nbsp;Going from 1000 to 3000 seemed like a reasonable thing but now we are re-evaluating. &nbsp;Appreciate the quick response and links.
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Thanks guys.  We set this 4 years ago without a whole lot of concerns to address the scanning functionality of printers.  The executive assistants were complaining that they could scan documents directly to the boss's email because the lookup didnt return the name of the boss.  Going from 1000 to 3000 seemed like a reasonable thing but now we are re-evaluating.  Appreciate the quick response and links.

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If it has been running for 4 years with no issues you are probably ok to leave it as is but generally it is a good idea to not change it.<br />
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If it has been running for 4 years with no issues you are probably ok to leave it as is but generally it is a good idea to not change it.



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I have an AD 2003 that has the MaxPageSize set to 3000. &nbsp;Is this enough to really see a performance issue with DC's and Exchange? &nbsp;I have about 1700 users. &nbsp;Can I safely leave it at this 3000 setting or should it always be left at 1000 no matter what?
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I have an AD 2003 that has the MaxPageSize set to 3000.  Is this enough to really see a performance issue with DC's and Exchange?  I have about 1700 users.  Can I safely leave it at this 3000 setting or should it always be left at 1000 no matter what?

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