Re: Can change outlook profile without exprofe ?

In news:26A3795F-B69F-435F-B8E9-17BA0EBB5C55@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Solli Moreira Honorio <SolliMoreiraHonorio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
server on next opening, with a local account rather than a domain
one. I'm not sure *why* you'd ever use local accounts for users
instead of domain accounts when you have AD,
It's because cliente use XP Home Editions....

Ouch. Those don't belong in a domain, if you ask me.

accounts when you have AD, but it does seem entirely possible that
this is the crux of your problem. What's the reason for your
configuration?
I'm getting "Could not connect to the global catalog" from exprofre.
It's is because there are no domain account logged, or not ?

Probably yes. But I can't say for sure. Did you do any testing before you
moved all the mailboxes, to see whether it would work right?

I'm not familiar with exprofe, I admit, but there are a lot of profile
generation utilities you can use. Many are listed at www.slipstick.com.



Thanks

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

In news:069303AF-1ECC-4ED5-9888-955354685452@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Solli Moreira Honorio
<SolliMoreiraHonorio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
Hi,

I have migrated mailboxes from one standart server to a cluster
cluster, syncronized the public and system folder.

But outlook profile didn't update with the new information of
services, even if I recreat the outlook profile, change registry
keys or delete the user profile I still have this information :
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Messaging\Subsytem\Profiles\Outlook\a80945475ee4c140936d21bade59e593\001e6614=/O=*****/OU=****/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=OLDSERVER"

Maybe Exprofe could help-me, but this client don't log his
workstation on domain controle. All workstation are stand alone and
autenticate on Exchange by Profile configuration.

Can I change this information directly by AD ? I'm talkgin about
group policy, but something like thank user information of exchange
server by ADSIEdit.

Thanks all

Solli M. Honorio

I've never tried moving a mailbox & seeing whether Outlook found the
new server on next opening, with a local account rather than a
domain one. I'm not sure *why* you'd ever use local accounts for
users instead of domain accounts when you have AD, but it does seem
entirely possible that this is the crux of your problem. What's the
reason for your configuration?



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