This is more of a Ms. ADSI question, but I am looking to do it in perl,
so ...
Does anyone know how to do this:
given the username of a mailbox in Ms. Exchange 5.5, determine
which Ms.Exchange server is the so-called 'Home-Server' for that
mailbox?
I found a VB example f
* Jonathan C. Detert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020306 08:18]:
> I want to be able to programmatically add or remove an Exchange 5.5
> mailbox to a Exchange distribution list. I know that the exchange
> admin.exe import feature can be used to add a mailbox to a distribution
> list,
Hello,
I want to be able to programmatically add or remove an Exchange 5.5
mailbox to a Exchange distribution list. I know that the exchange
admin.exe import feature can be used to add a mailbox to a distribution
list, but it's not able to remove a mailbox.
Thanks to the archives, Steven Manros
Hello,
I'm trying to manage Ms.Exchange accounts via Win32::OLE. What I've
read says you need to install Ms.'s ADSI (Active Directory Services
Interface) as well as "adssecurity.dll" (which you then register
manually). I've installed ADSI v2.5, but can't find adssecurity.dll
anywhere. One migh
Hello,
I'm new to Win32::OLE and am trying to use it to create/delete Ms.
Exchange mailboxes. I'm using code I found in the archives
( http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/215825 ) and modified for
my environment.
Thanks to Steven Manross, I got past my first hurdle (i did not know my
* 'Jonathan C. Detert' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020219 14:18]:
> * Steven Manross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020219 11:54]:
-- snip --
> > If you view the "Raw Properties" of any Exchange mailbox (via the Admin
> > program) on your server (in the Recipient
return after Milwaukee, it is just
> wrapping the error to the next line, but you'd want to check where you
> are defining this just in case.
I did check. I also made my cygwin shell window much wider and ran the
program again. The error message still contained a at the same
p