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Yes, it appears to be syncing now. It just took a while (12+ hours). Thx.
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Yes, it appears to be syncing now. It just took a while (12+ hours). Thx.

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I just setup our Lync deployment and I'm having a small issue with the Lync client. If I search my 'contacts' it returns results from my Outlook 'Contacts', but I never see any of our domain users in the results. I would expect that I could search for a username and I would see the AD user in the search results. Is this (AD user not showing up) normal? Is there something I need to do to include AD users in the contact list?
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I just setup our Lync deployment and I'm having a small issue with the Lync client. If I search my 'contacts' it returns results from my Outlook 'Contacts', but I never see any of our domain users in the results. I would expect that I could search for a username and I would see the AD user in the search results. Is this (AD user not showing up) normal? Is there something I need to do to include AD users in the contact list?

Microsoft Lync llient address book not showing domain users

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