Microsoft KB Archive/153028

= XADM: How to Export Multiple (Secondary) E-mail Addresses =

Article ID: 153028

Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0 Standard Edition
 * Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 Standard Edition
 * Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q153028



SUMMARY
When you export the directory, only the primary addresses are exported by default. In order to export all addresses, including the secondary addresses, the export file (.CSV) should have Secondary-Proxy- Addresses as part of the header.



MORE INFORMATION
Microsoft Exchange Server automatically generates the following e-mail addresses for the server core components and recipients: MS Mail (PC) address, X.400 address, and SMTP address. These addresses are the primary addresses and are identified by bold, capitalized text in the E-mail Addresses page.

If needed, you can use the E-mail Addresses property page to add multiple addresses. These addresses are the secondary addresses and are identified by regular, lower case text. You can "promote" the secondary address to the primary address by selecting the address and pressing Set as Reply Address button in the E-mail Addresses property page.

To export only the primary addresses, you can use the Admin program and either click Directory Export on the Tools menu in the user-interface or run the program from the command. In order to include the secondary addresses in the exported text output (.CSV file), make sure that the export file (CSV file) that is specified when you export the directory contains the Secondary-Proxy-Addresses in the header.

Complete the following steps to export the multiple addresses:  From the Admin program user-interface, click Directory Export on the Tools menu. Select the Export File button to specify the text output file. Select the Export button to export the directory. If the export file specified in step #2 did not exist or did not contain the Secondary-Proxy-Addresses as part of the header, only the primary addresses would have shown in the exported text output. Open the exported text output with any text editor. Go to the end of the first line and add the following:

, Secondary-Proxy-Addresses

 Save and close the file.</li> Export the directory again. Make sure to specify the edited file as the export file. As a result, the exported text output has all e-mail addresses---the primary and the secondary addresses.</li></ol>

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