After installing Exchange 2007 into your existing Exchange organization, the address lists and recipient policies must have OPATH filters specified in order to administer them from the Exchange 2...
Updated Apr 27, 2020
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I am trying to implement a fairly simple Email Address Policy (simple at least in terms of my ability to explain it... but I can't seem to create an OPATH filter to implement it).
I have a multi-domain forest environment. User/Group/Contact objects in the companya.com AD domain should get an email address of the form SMTP:%1g%s@companya.com. Similarly, User/Group/Contact objects in the companyb.com AD domain should get an email addresses of the form SMTP:%1g%s@companyb.com.
OK, easy to explain, but I cannot get an OPATH recipient filter to filter by domain. I have tried to use the RecipientFilter {userPrincipalName -like '*@companya.com'} and this works fine for users, but not for Groups/Contacts. I have tried to do similar matching with other OPATH attributes like canonicalName and distinguishedname but they do not allow wildcard matching. I am really stumped to find an OPATH attribute that contains the domain name and still allows me to perform matching!
I can only believe that I am doing something really stupid, because this seems like a fairly standard EAP requirement and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to implement it.
I have a multi-domain forest environment. User/Group/Contact objects in the companya.com AD domain should get an email address of the form SMTP:%1g%s@companya.com. Similarly, User/Group/Contact objects in the companyb.com AD domain should get an email addresses of the form SMTP:%1g%s@companyb.com.
OK, easy to explain, but I cannot get an OPATH recipient filter to filter by domain. I have tried to use the RecipientFilter {userPrincipalName -like '*@companya.com'} and this works fine for users, but not for Groups/Contacts. I have tried to do similar matching with other OPATH attributes like canonicalName and distinguishedname but they do not allow wildcard matching. I am really stumped to find an OPATH attribute that contains the domain name and still allows me to perform matching!
I can only believe that I am doing something really stupid, because this seems like a fairly standard EAP requirement and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to implement it.