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We use a shutdown script that does this automatically for Exchange 2003. From the script net stop MSExchangeES /y net stop MSExchangeMGMT /y net stop MSExchangeMTA /y net stop MSExchangeIS /y net stop MSExchangeSA /y net stop WinHttpAutoProxySvc /y I would think the Information Store would be most important, but it can't hurt to stop them all prior to a reboot.
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Does anyone know a way to modify the global address list so disabled users do not show up? We have Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003, but for whatever reason I can still see disabled users in Outlook. When previewing the GAL with the Exchange System snap-in, I see the disabled user. I've tried the hide from Exchange address lists option in Users and Computers. I also searched through this thread and found the showInAddressBook attribute, which has 2 entries for All Users and the Default Global Address List. When trying to remove the GAL entry and applying the changes to the user, the list was re-added on its own after a minute. Users are complaining because they see old users in the GAL. I've also looked at this article from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=272198 It only allows you to change the fields, as opposed to modifying the filter via the snap-in to remove disabled accounts. It also warns that using raw mode incorrectly could cause huge problems requiring the reinstallation of Windows and Exchange.
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Apr 4, 2012 23:06
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sanchez posted:The hide from address list option in exchange management console (or users and computers if you're on 2003 still) works fine. The GAL can take a while to refresh on the server, then it can take a while longer for clients to download a fresh copy. Don't be surprised if the change takes a day or so to kick in. Looks like I jumped the gun on that one. I tried this and it seems to be working, thanks.
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