1) is there anyway to easily get a list of all valid addresses @domain.com,
i would like to give this list to postini to they will stop passing
directory harvest attacks to my Exchange Server.
2) Do all ways of replicating exchange require clustering? is there not a
way you can simply install exchange on a different server and have them
syncronize their mail databases?

thanks,
-Drew

Re: Two seemingly simple questions reg'd exchange 2007. by andy

andy
Fri Mar 14 13:42:15 CDT 2008

1. you can export that data from AD using a multitude of tools. with csvde
it would be something like "csvde -f export.txt -r (mail=*) -l
(displayName,mail)". If you need to also get secondary addresses it's a
little more complicated, but you can add "proxyAddresses" to the list of
exported fields.

2. Exchange 2007 has this concept - it's called "SCR"

"Andy" <aweaver@ee.net> wrote in message
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> 1) is there anyway to easily get a list of all valid addresses
> @domain.com, i would like to give this list to postini to they will stop
> passing directory harvest attacks to my Exchange Server.
> 2) Do all ways of replicating exchange require clustering? is there not a
> way you can simply install exchange on a different server and have them
> syncronize their mail databases?
>
> thanks,
> -Drew