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pete

04-02-04, 05:53 PM

something

I am upgrading to Exchange Server 2000 from Exchange
Server5.5. After installing the first Exchange 2000
server I noticed that most but not all of my user objects
in AD have become mail-enabled users. I have not run any
connection agreements with the ADC. I would like to get
all of my user objects to the same point before running
any connection agreements. I know that I can mail-enable
those users that have not been by going to exchange tasks
and establishing an email address but I am looking to find
out why they are not mail-enabled like the others. All of
my user object had email addresses specified before I ran
the forest prep, domain prep, and the first installation.
Why were they not mail enabled.