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Adress List not showing in Outlook Client or OWA
Hi,
we have exchange hybrid environment and I want to create a custom address list for our pool cars/projectors/cameras.
Since this can be done only over Powershell I execute a simple command: New-AddressList -Name 'Pool Cars', recipientfilter needs fine tuning but I have manged to get one car into the list with the customattribute1 which has a value: car. So far so good. But the list is not showing in the outlook client or outlook OWA.
We are currently having a problem when downloading an OAB, and it states 0x80190194, event viewer shows "OAB Download Failed. (Result code in event data)." Event ID 27". I expect this to be solved by our colleagues but I should still be able to see the new list in OWA?
Am I missing some step to enable the list in the outlook address book? It is being listed under root container or \.
Cheers
Hi Tonito_Dux,
I was able to reproduce your issue. I created an AddressList named 'Pool Cars'. This one wasn't available in OWA/Outlook.
After that, I created a new one wit the following cmdlt:
New-AddressList 'Pool Cars' -Container "\Pool Cars"
Same result. Address List missing. Then I edited it like the following, ( only as example/testing š
Set-AddressList 'Pool Cars' -RecipientFilter "(RecipientType -eq 'UserMailbox')"
After some minutes of replication, the address list was available:
You could also check the address list state with:
Get-AddressList 'Pool Cars' | fl Container,Path,DisplayName,IsValid,IncludedRecipients
Regarding missing object in a Hybrid environment address list, that's a know issue and easy to fix:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/troubleshoot/administration/new-address-lists-not-contains-all-recipients
Regarding the OAB error, please check:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/description-of-offline-address-book-logging-in-outlook-9c57afcb-6774-8ff0-1fc1-fc4561ff3138
And here some best practices:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/address-books/address-lists/address-lists
Hope this helps.
3 Replies
- FcoManigrassoIron Contributor
Hi Tonito_Dux,
I was able to reproduce your issue. I created an AddressList named 'Pool Cars'. This one wasn't available in OWA/Outlook.
After that, I created a new one wit the following cmdlt:
New-AddressList 'Pool Cars' -Container "\Pool Cars"
Same result. Address List missing. Then I edited it like the following, ( only as example/testing š
Set-AddressList 'Pool Cars' -RecipientFilter "(RecipientType -eq 'UserMailbox')"
After some minutes of replication, the address list was available:
You could also check the address list state with:
Get-AddressList 'Pool Cars' | fl Container,Path,DisplayName,IsValid,IncludedRecipients
Regarding missing object in a Hybrid environment address list, that's a know issue and easy to fix:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/troubleshoot/administration/new-address-lists-not-contains-all-recipients
Regarding the OAB error, please check:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/description-of-offline-address-book-logging-in-outlook-9c57afcb-6774-8ff0-1fc1-fc4561ff3138
And here some best practices:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/address-books/address-lists/address-lists
Hope this helps.
- Tonito_DuxCopper ContributorHi,
thank you for your thorough answer and sorry for not replying before. I was able to solve the problem in the meantime the same way you did.
⢠Connect to EXO PS.
⢠New-AddressList āidentity āNameā
⢠New-AddressList āidentity āNameā āContainer āMain Folder Nameā ā this will create āName under āMain Folder Nameā, like a tree structure.
⢠Recipient filter has to be then definied for the new address list otherwise it wont hold any users/objects/resources.
Example of a filter for a car resource:
set-addresslist -identity 'Autos' -recipientFilter "(CustomAttribute1 -eq 'Auto') -and (RecipientType -eq 'UserMailbox')"
Custom Attribute has to be defined on the object in local EX or AD under āexternsionAttribute1ā.
⢠Force AD Sync
⢠Wait for 5-10min
⢠Check if the wanted members are in the new addresslist:
get-user -filter "((CustomAttribute1 -eq 'Auto') -and (RecipientType -eq 'UserMailbox'))"
⢠IMPORTANT: If nothing is listed, then update the object in AD with ANY value just to initiate the ārefreshā. For example add a city to the object and the force dir sync. Later remove the value.
⢠Run ā Get-AddressBook | Update-AddressBook ā in EXO
There are couple of screenshots missing with the steps outlined above but it is because there are some company related info which I want to keep out of public.
Cheers
- Yes, address lists should be visible in both premises, provided you created the address lists in both locations (on-prem & online).