Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find out
which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
Directory accounts?

Thanks,
Donna

This is one way to do so. Right Click the Domain node , Click Find , in the
appearing window, click Exchange Tab, Check the Show only Exchange
Recipients and check Users with Exchange Mail box, Click Find, then click
View menu and click Select Columns and add E-mail addresses.

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Christoffer Andersson

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> Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find out
> which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
> Directory accounts?
>
> Thanks,
> Donna

Are you looking for somthing like this? This will give
you a list of every user (user name and primary email
address) in every domain in your enterprise.

Busted



dsquert user forestroot |dsget user -samid -email
>-----Original Message-----
>Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find
out
>which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
>Directory accounts?
>
>Thanks,
>Donna
>.
>

No, I have users that have multiple SMTP addresses and I
would like to know which addresses are assigned to which
login ids. It is getting very hard to move one SMTP
address to someone else when I don't know who has it.

>-----Original Message-----
>Are you looking for somthing like this? This will give
>you a list of every user (user name and primary email
>address) in every domain in your enterprise.
>
>Busted
>
>
>
>dsquert user forestroot |dsget user -samid -email
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find
>out
>>which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
>>Directory accounts?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Donna
>>.
>>
>.
>

One cheap and cheerful method that doesn't involve an export of anything -
type in the SMTP address in a new message and hit Control+K or the Check
Names button to see who/what it resolves to.

Donna Martinez wrote:
> No, I have users that have multiple SMTP addresses and I
> would like to know which addresses are assigned to which
> login ids. It is getting very hard to move one SMTP
> address to someone else when I don't know who has it.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Are you looking for somthing like this? This will give
>> you a list of every user (user name and primary email
>> address) in every domain in your enterprise.
>>
>> Busted
>>
>>
>>
>> dsquert user forestroot |dsget user -samid -email
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find out
>>> which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
>>> Directory accounts?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Donna
>>> .
>>>
>> .

I use csvde to export this kind of information for a
current automated process. The mail and proxy address
shold give all of the addresses including SMTP. I am
reworking it though to hit the Global Cat with VBS to
eliminate the need for an export from AD. I sanitized the
command for you put % symbol around what I removed.

csvde -f \\%servername%\\Match.csv -l
DN,name,mail,givenName,initials,proxyAddresses,sAMAccountNa
me,sn,extensionAttribute5,title,extensionAttribute1,extensi
onAttribute6,physicalDeliveryOfficeName,department -
r "(objectCategory=CN=Person,CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=
%domainName%,DC=com)" -s %DCname%.%domain%.com -b %
username% %password%


>-----Original Message-----
>No, I have users that have multiple SMTP addresses and I
>would like to know which addresses are assigned to which
>login ids. It is getting very hard to move one SMTP
>address to someone else when I don't know who has it.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Are you looking for somthing like this? This will give
>>you a list of every user (user name and primary email
>>address) in every domain in your enterprise.
>>
>>Busted
>>
>>
>>
>>dsquert user forestroot |dsget user -samid -email
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Does anyone know out there how to run a report to find
>>out
>>>which SMTP addresses are assigned to which Active
>>>Directory accounts?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Donna
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>