Re: Probelm with add new contact email address

Ok...I get you drift...yours will be easy...check that their SMTP addresses are 
correct or last resort recreate those SMTP contacts.
 
Sincerely,
Otto Holland
oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
 

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: ktsuresh [mailto:ktsuresh@xxxxxxxx] 
        Sent: Wed 7/31/2002 4:01 PM 
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        Subject: [exchangelist] Re: Probelm with add new contact email address
        
        
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        thanks,
         
        this was a new ex2k installation. This only happens with 2 or 3 users 
and the names are uniq.And i do not have a problem sending e-mails to these 
users if I type there email address .
         
         

                ----- Original Message ----- 
                From: Otto G. Holland <mailto:oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
                To: [ExchangeList] <mailto:exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
                Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:36 PM
                Subject: RE: [exchangelist] Probelm with add new contact email 
address

                Ummm...did you import the contacts from an Exchange 5.5? We did 
at my job and every email bounced. We called Microsoft and got help but it was 
limited. We wrote a small program to change the last cn=name this solved the 
problem. Note: Exchange 2000 is very unforgiving, the problem exist because 
they are NOT unique. See...all members/contacts in each group points to the 
same cn=name...say for instance you have a group called JCPENNY. When you 
imported the list from the old 5.5, the list came over with NO uniqueness. You 
must change the cn=name to the correct user/contact name eg: 
oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx would be cn=oholland and not the group. Does this 
make sense? I hope.
                 
                 
                Sincerely,
                Otto Holland
                oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:oholland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
                 

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                        From: ktsuresh [mailto:ktsuresh@xxxxxxxx] 
                        Sent: Wed 7/31/2002 3:00 PM 
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                        Subject: [exchangelist] Probelm with add new contact 
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                        hello ,
                         
                        I am facing a problem with exchange2k and outloo-2000. 
When i try to add a new contact to my address book from the GAL,(by double 
clicking on the name from the GAL) the name gets added to the e-mail with the 
users display name.The problem is when i double click on this name the Display 
entry gets resolved to"/o=something/ou=First Administrative Group 
/cn=Reciepient /cn=name'  and under the email tab , it shows blank .Emails to 
this person bounce back.If I explicitly add this person and type-in the email 
address it works.Also frm the GAL if i right click on this person and see 
properties, everything looks fine.(The problem is only with adding this person 
with a double click).This happens to only 2-3 users for other users everything 
works fine.
                         
                        Any ideas appreciated.
                         
                        Thanks
                        Suresh
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