Mail-Disabling Contact Objects
Topic Last Modified: 2005-04-20
To mail-disable a contact object, the Exchange Administrator must have the Exchange delegated role, Exchange View-Only Administrator (or higher) on the target administrative group. In addition, the Exchange Administrator must have Read and Write access to the following contact object attributes:
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| Mail-disabling a contact object only removes mail-related properties from the object; the contact itself is not deleted. |
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adminDisplayName
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altRecipient
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authOrig
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autoReplyMessage (ILS Settings)
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delivContLength
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deliverAndRedirect
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displayNamePrintable (Simple Display Name)
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dLMemDefault
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dLMemRejectPerms
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dLMemSubmitPerms
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extensionAttribute1 (Custom Attribute 1)
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extensionAttribute10 (Custom Attribute 10)
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extensionAttribute11 (Custom Attribute 11)
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extensionAttribute12 (Custom Attribute 12)
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extensionAttribute13 (Custom Attribute 13)
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extensionAttribute14 (Custom Attribute 14)
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extensionAttribute15 (Custom Attribute 15)
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extensionAttribute2 (Custom Attribute 2)
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extensionAttribute3 (Custom Attribute 3)
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extensionAttribute4 (Custom Attribute 4)
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extensionAttribute5 (Custom Attribute 5)
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extensionAttribute6 (Custom Attribute 6)
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extensionAttribute7 (Custom Attribute 7)
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extensionAttribute8 (Custom Attribute 8)
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extensionAttribute9 (Custom Attribute 9)
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folderPathname
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garbageCollPeriod
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homeMTA
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internetEncoding
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legacyExchangeDN
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mail (E-Mail Address)
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mailNickname (Alias)
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mAPIRecipient
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msExchADCGlobalNames
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msExchExpansionServerName
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msExchFBURL
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msExchHideFromAddressLists
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msExchMailboxSecurityDescriptor
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msExchMasterAccountSid (Applies only to Exchange Server 2003)
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msExchPoliciesExcluded
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msExchPoliciesIncluded
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msExchPoliciesIncluded
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msExchRecipLimit
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msExchRecipLimit
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protocolSettings
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proxyAddresses (Proxy Addresses)
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publicDelegates
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securityProtocol
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showInAddressBook
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submissionContLength
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targetAddress (E-Mail Address (External))
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textEncodedORAddress
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unauthOrig

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