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Exchange 2000 All Address List

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by surrealx 1 view

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I have just brought an Exchange 2000 server into my Exchange 5.5 enviroment, as part of an Exchange 2000 migration. Everything is fine, but I have noticed that nothing appears under the "All Address Lists" in the Exchage system Manager. All the addresses from the 5.5 server have been replicated to the AD, but have not appeared in the Exchange system Manager. However when going through the Global Address book in Outlook, all the addresses do appear under all Contacts, All Users etc... i was just wondering if this was something worry about or not?

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by chris scharff

All Address Lists is really just a virtual construct (or placeholder) for the address lists which appear below it. It's just a way to organize the address lists which appear below it.

by surrealx

Sorry, I probably wasn't clear enough. What I meant was that all the Address Lists below the All Address Lists section were empty, (eg. All Contacts, All Users..) whereas those address lists have addresses in them when viewing through an E-mail client.

by chris scharff

For performance reasons the membership is not rendered in the ESM by default. However I believe if you go to the properties of an address list there is an option to show members. Clicking that will perform a query based on the LDAP query used to build the list.

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