Re: Include sAMAccountname in recipient policy

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The only known generators are the following though I have not tested
using any other.


The following replacement strings are available:
%s = surname (last name)
%g = given name (first name)
%i = middle initial
%d = display name
%m = Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2000 Alias
%rxy = Replace all subsequent characters x with character y in
username. If x = y, then the character will be deleted.



How to customize the SMTP e-mail address generators through recipient
policies
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285136


You can use admodify with different varaibles and stamp your users but
not being a recipient policy you would have to do this continually for
all new users.



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On Mar 25, 10:01 am, Mark C James <Chris.Ja...@xxxxxxxxxxx
SrMessagingAdministrator> wrote:
From the looks of things, the default name taken in recipient policies is the
"mailnickname" field in Active Directory. Unfortunatly, this is different
from our sAMAccountname. I need to include that in our recipient policy.

ex. User Kosh Naranek has a mailnickname=knaranek but the
sAmAccountname=KN2030.

I need to have a policy that creates the mail address

KN2...@xxxxxxxxxx

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