The Exchange Server address list is used to manage Exchange recipients. The email administrator can create organizational unit recipients based on the department, location, type, or custom attributes. During the Exchange installation process, the following address lists are generated by default: global address list; offline communication thin; all contacts; all groups; all meeting rooms; public folders; all users. For details, refer to Microsoft official materials: http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/bb232119.aspx.
You can create a new address list based on your internal needs. You can create an address list by department, branch, or other custom attributes. On the EMC console, choose "organization configuration"> "Mailbox"> "address list", right-click the blank area, and select "new address list. As shown in, the container selects \ to indicate the root node. Of course, you can also select an organizational unit. In this way, the address list is created and located under the organizational unit.
Click Next, collect the container, and select the OU of the organization. Here I select the OU at the headquarters, or select the branch or Level 2 OU.
Select the conditions for the newly created address list, which can be customized or not specified.
Enable the new address list when you start Outlook next time.
By the way, in EX 2010 SP2, the communication thin layer is used, as shown in. For more information, see http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/ff6292.16.aspx.
By the way, if you want to enable an email address for an organization, you can use a distribution group. If the Members in the organization change too frequently, manual modification is troublesome. You can use a dynamic distribution group. For more information about the distribution group, see http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/bb125256.aspx.
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