Category: AddressBook Service

• Address Book AddressBook AddressBook Service contacts Hide Contacts Isolating Lync users

  Isolating Lync users

  First, exclude the users from the Exchange GAL by setting the msExchHideFromAddressLists user attribute to true. This will hide them at the Exchange level within the company. No one will stumble upon them in their address book. Second, isolate the users from Lync address book so that they can only…

  18/06/2013
• ABS ADContacts AddressBook Service DDI Normalization

  Managing non DDI numbers in AD during migration

  If ever you get cross pollinated contact cards then you have just been a victim of Lync Contact Merge. A good explanation of this is found here. Its a handy feature but not always desirable…I landed up with this by normalizing the numbers in AD to a common DDI for all non DDI…

  13/02/2013
• ABS ABServer AD Normalization ADContacts AddressBook Service contacts E.164 Invalid AD Phone Numbers Normalisation Normalization Test

  AD Contact Numbers not showing in Lync

  Its always frustrating how Administrators don’t have any standard format in which they add telephone numbers to user in AD.Its even more frustrating when Lync WONT collect these numbers and send to the RTCAB database cause they aren’t in E.164 format.It is possible to add normalization rules for modifying numbers from AD to E.164 so…

  05/02/2013