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How to configure X.500 addresses after domain move/rebuild.
Hello EE users,
I recently recreated a domain moving a small environment from SBS 2003 to Windows 2012 with Exchange 2013.
Mail was exported from outlook and is available in a PST as an archive, as it was a nice opportunity to get people to start clean mailboxes. So to be perfectly clear, accounts (only 20ish) where created on a new forest/domain and email added to these.
Now I know Exchange 2003 used internal addresses (X.400) for mails between internal users, I also know I need to add these to the new accounts on the new server, but I have been not been able to get it to work so that people can reply to mails from the old system that they have in their archived PST's.
I think it's something like a syntax issue or maybe a detail I am missing, so please have a look at what I tried.
Example old user on the old server:
John von Doe
email: john.von.doe@domain.net
username: j.vondoe
x.400: c=NL;a= ;p=(oldlocalnetbiosdomainn
On the new server he'd have the following:
John von Doe
email: john.von.doe@domain.net
username: j.vondoe
I've added a x.500 address
X.500: /O=oldlocalnetbiosdomainna
I got the following error when replying to a mail in my archive:
IMCEAEX-_O=OLDNETBIOSDOMAI
Remote Server returned '550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
According to this article (lowest comment) that IMCEAEX line should translate to the X.500 address I added above, but still no go.
http://myexchangelink.word
So what did I miss, is there a syntax error in there or am I missing a step in my understanding on what I need to add?
More info available on request, I didn't want to make this to spammy a start topic.
Regards,
Gerard
I recently recreated a domain moving a small environment from SBS 2003 to Windows 2012 with Exchange 2013.
Mail was exported from outlook and is available in a PST as an archive, as it was a nice opportunity to get people to start clean mailboxes. So to be perfectly clear, accounts (only 20ish) where created on a new forest/domain and email added to these.
Now I know Exchange 2003 used internal addresses (X.400) for mails between internal users, I also know I need to add these to the new accounts on the new server, but I have been not been able to get it to work so that people can reply to mails from the old system that they have in their archived PST's.
I think it's something like a syntax issue or maybe a detail I am missing, so please have a look at what I tried.
Example old user on the old server:
John von Doe
email: john.von.doe@domain.net
username: j.vondoe
x.400: c=NL;a= ;p=(oldlocalnetbiosdomainn
On the new server he'd have the following:
John von Doe
email: john.von.doe@domain.net
username: j.vondoe
I've added a x.500 address
X.500: /O=oldlocalnetbiosdomainna
I got the following error when replying to a mail in my archive:
IMCEAEX-_O=OLDNETBIOSDOMAI
Remote Server returned '550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
According to this article (lowest comment) that IMCEAEX line should translate to the X.500 address I added above, but still no go.
http://myexchangelink.word
So what did I miss, is there a syntax error in there or am I missing a step in my understanding on what I need to add?
More info available on request, I didn't want to make this to spammy a start topic.
Regards,
Gerard
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I found the issue as it was in the field that defined the type of email address, not in the syntax of the email address. :D
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That's why I am so confused I can't get it to work... I feel like I did everything correctly, but it's not working, so I must have a flaw in my logic somewhere, missed a step of typed something wrong.
From nk2edit on my old server account:
/O=<<Correct domain name>> /OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=J.v
On the x.500 address added in Exchange 2013:
/O=<<Correct domain name>>/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=J.v
Puzzling...