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I have tried the script and it changes the domain but their is no longer a user name (fname.lname) associated. The SIP address is now &quot;@newdomain.com&quot; instead of &quot;fname.lname@newdomain.com<wbr />&quot; Is there a way this can be corrected.
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I have tried the script and it changes the domain but their is no longer a user name (fname.lname) associated. The SIP address is now "@newdomain.com" instead of "fname.lname@newdomain.com" Is there a way this can be corrected.

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Quick mod to Qlemo's (no points for me, I know he'd catch it soon).<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40806397-1">Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase 'OU=Test,DC=domain,DC=com' -Properties proxyaddresses |
  % {
    Set-ADUser $_ -Replace @{ProxyAddresses = @($_.proxyaddresses -Replace &quot;SIP:(.*)@domain.com&quot;,'SIP:$1@otherdomain.com') }
  }</code></pre>
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Quick mod to Qlemo's (no points for me, I know he'd catch it soon).


Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase 'OU=Test,DC=domain,DC=com' -Properties proxyaddresses |
  % {
    Set-ADUser $_ -Replace @{ProxyAddresses = @($_.proxyaddresses -Replace "SIP:(.*)@domain.com",'SIP:$1@otherdomain.com') }
  }

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Damn. I never intended to use double quotes, for exactly that reason :/.
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Damn. I never intended to use double quotes, for exactly that reason :/.

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Looking at the exchange management console in 2010 SP3, the SIP address is the same as the primary email address (fname.lname@domain.com), but is there a way to change the SIP address to be the fname.lname@differentdomai<wbr />n.com<br />
example smtp address: joe.doe@home.com, but sip address needs to joe.doe@local.com, is there a way to do this for every user on a mailbox database or OU? Any help would be great and thanks.
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Looking at the exchange management console in 2010 SP3, the SIP address is the same as the primary email address (fname.lname@domain.com), but is there a way to change the SIP address to be the fname.lname@differentdomain.com
example smtp address: joe.doe@home.com, but sip address needs to joe.doe@local.com, is there a way to do this for every user on a mailbox database or OU? Any help would be great and thanks.

Exchange 2010 Console and SIP address

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