Well, still can't figure out what's going on here, but I have noticed one thing. If I add a third email address (first is the externalEmailAddress, second is what I would like to be the primary SMTP email address), uncheck the "automatically update email addresses based on policy", apply, set that third as the primary (reply-to), apply, then check the "automatically..." box, hit apply again the desired email address becomes primary. However if I set the externalEmailAddress as primary, via the method above, then check the "Automatically..." box and hit apply the desired primary is not set as primary, the externalEmailAddress keeps the primary role.
Not sure if this is by design or not, but it's annoying...sigh... On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 9:15 PM, Alex Fontana <afontana...@gmail.com> wrote: > Created a new email address policy with a custom filter for > recipienttype -eq mailuser -and externalemailaddress -like > *...@blah.domain.com. When I check the preview through the EMC I see the > intended mail users to update, however when I run the update I get the > following errors... > > WARNING: Failed to update recipient "domain.com/users/recipient1". The > following exception occurred: Exchange Server > 2007 exmbx01.domain.com returned an error -2147023286 from the Address > List Service.. > WARNING: Failed to update recipient "domain.com/users/recipient2". The > following exception occurred: Exchange Server > 2007 exmbx01.domain.com returned an error -2147023653 from the Address > List Service.. > > Not really sure what is going on here, even though its just a warning the > policy does not get applied. These are the only two recipients this policy > applies to at the moment and there's nothing really odd about them. > Eitherway, finding out wtf those error numbers mean would be great... Any > ideas? > > Thanks, > alex. > > > ~ Ninja Email Security with Cloudmark Spam Engine Gets Image Spam ~ ~ http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Ninja ~
