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EXCHANGE 2010 SP2 VERSION NUMBER SOFTWARE

New-AddressList -Name "New Tenant 1 - All Contacts" -RecipientFilter "(CustomAttribute1 -eq 'New Tenant 1') -and (ObjectClass -eq 'Contact')" -RecipientContainer "cloud.local/Tenants/New Tenant 1" New-AddressList -Name "New Tenant 1 - All Users" -RecipientFilter "(CustomAttribute1 -eq 'New Tenant 1') -and (ObjectClass -eq 'User')" -RecipientContainer "cloud.local/Tenants/New Tenant 1" New-AddressList -Name "New Tenant 1 - All Rooms" -RecipientFilter "(CustomAttribute1 -eq 'New Tenant 1') -and (RecipientDisplayType -eq 'ConferenceRoomMailbox')" -RecipientContainer "cloud.local/Tenants/New Tenant 1" New-GlobalAddressList -Name "New Tenant 1 - GAL" -ConditionalCustomAttribute1 "New Tenant 1" -IncludedRecipients MailboxUsers -RecipientContainer "cloud.local/Tenants/New Tenant 1" New-AcceptedDomain -Name "New Tenant 1" -DomainName -DomainType:Authoritative Set-ADForest -Identity cloud.local -UPNSuffixes Accepted Domain $ou = $ad.Create("OrganizationalUnit", "ou=New Tenant 1") $connect = "LDAP:///OU=Tenants,DC=cloud,DC=local"

Each user must have the UPN suffix set for that specific Tenant.

Each user must also have the CustomAttribute1 set to the Tenant name.

Each user must have the address book policy assigned to the user for that specific Tenant.

Be sure to change the domain to your local domain name.

Lync has certain requirements for the hoster pack that I haven't read yet. I placed mine under a OU called 'Tenants’ Also I used CustomAttribute1 but you can of course use any of the custom attributes. Just replace some of the things such as the name of the tenant I used along with the domain names. Below are the commands to create what you need. I am currently working on a powershell script to automate this process and will post it once I finish.

Address List for “All Rooms”, “All Users”, “All Contacts” and “All Groups”.

Here are some things you will need to create: I do not have this information so you may want to wait if you plan on deploying Lync Hoster pack with Exchange 2010 SP2. Note: Lync is supposed to be coming out with a hosting pack and requires a specific active directory organizational unit structure to work. You can read the documentation at Download: Exchange 2010 SP2 Multi-Tenant Scale Guidance … You will have to create multiple address lists and also use custom attributes.

EXCHANGE 2010 SP2 VERSION NUMBER SOFTWARE

Personally I have not used either.Īnyways you can still separate your tenants manually without using a automation software but it is more complex and requires more steps than Exchange /hosting did. Some that currently do are ExtendASP, and I believe Machsol will in a couple of weeks. Most automation software do not support SP2 yet. Anyways, SP2 has been released and we get the EMC back, and also some more roles such as the unified messaging role! Exchange 2010 SP2 has been released! Sucks for some of us using /hosting since there isn’t really a good migration path other than doing a forest migration.