Environment
Novell Identity Manager Identity Manager 3.0.1
Novell Identity Manager Driver- Active Directory Driver
Situation
Users are syncing to Active Directory but are not being
enabled for Exchange. The following
error is being seen in the Remote Loader trace.
ADDriver: Exchange: could not get CDOEXM mailbox
interface
Resolution
- Verify the Exchange management tools are installed onto
the AD controller running the remote loader.
- Make sure the AD Driver user you authenticating with to AD has Administrator rights with Exchange management rights.
- Make sure the AD Driver user you authenticating with to AD has Administrator rights with Exchange management rights.
Other users have suggested the following tips:
- Do not use signing nor sealing
- Mailbox will be created only and only when there are no proxyaddreses attributes present! In AD they are called aliases etc. Just is just the opposite how the Exchange tools rewuire it...
- Add the aliases after the mailbox creation, I used a signalling attribute at the end of AD driver that wakes up a service driver that sets the aliases (proxyaddresses) and sends the wakeup email (template)
- We're using a bunch of X2K servers / storage groups / folders. USE REGULAR EXPRESSIONS to define homeMDB! I managed to cover all the ~10 locations with 1 rule (whereas the "cool solutions" would have done it
with 10 rules) and a lot faster.
- Mailbox will be created only and only when there are no proxyaddreses attributes present! In AD they are called aliases etc. Just is just the opposite how the Exchange tools rewuire it...
- Add the aliases after the mailbox creation, I used a signalling attribute at the end of AD driver that wakes up a service driver that sets the aliases (proxyaddresses) and sends the wakeup email (template)
- We're using a bunch of X2K servers / storage groups / folders. USE REGULAR EXPRESSIONS to define homeMDB! I managed to cover all the ~10 locations with 1 rule (whereas the "cool solutions" would have done it
with 10 rules) and a lot faster.