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Keywords: Error 1047 with dsCreateObj on Exchange 5.5
sMailBoxPath = dsCreateObj(RecipPath, "organizationalPerson", "cn=%sAlias%")I am running the Add an exchange mailbox sample code for the adsi extender. Do i need to change "organizationalPerson" to reflect settings of my domain or ...?
I'm running Exchange 2k on win 2k. AD installed mixed mode.
- You are trying to create a mailbox enabled user, not give a mailbox to a pre-existing mailenabled user right?
- In E2K you really don't have to "create" a mailbox, all you have to do is set certain attributes on the user account in AD and the RUS will do the creation for you.
RUS=Recipient Update Service
Q253838 explains what it is and does
- bottom line is you have to set mailNickname, displayname, and (either homeMTA, homeMDB, or msExchHomeServerName), and make sure TargetAddress is not set and pretty much everything else will be done for you (assuming you'll take what the RUS gives you, if not you're in for some more work:)
of course this can be kind of tricky and it may depend on how your organization is setup as well
check out these Q articles for more info.. Q233209, Q275636, & Q253838
The exchange 5.5 code might lead you astray, you don't have to do nearly as much in 2000.
I'd say your best bet is to read the q-articles and start from scratch as far as the mailbox goes.
Here's all you have to do to take a mail-enabled user and make them a mailboxbox-enabled user.
objectpath= full path of user homeMDB=;to get this you'll have to dump ;the homeMDB property of a known mailbox ;enabled user dssetproperty(objectpath, "homemdb", homeMDB) ;clear the target address property ;make sure you have the newest adsi extender dssetproperty(objectpath, "targetaddress", "") ;if you want to use the default storage rules dssetproperty(objectpath, "mdbUseDefaults", 1) exitI'd recommend doing a dump of all the properties of the testuser before you run this and then do one a few minutes after you run this to see all of the things that get set automatically
Article ID: W15384
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Last Updated: 2003:05:13:11:27:24