Control the Propagation of
Attributes Between Notes and Exchange
During directory synchronization, you can control the
propagation of object attributes from Exchange to Notes and from
Notes to Exchange by designating specific attributes as read-only
in an attribute mapping table (Amap.tbl).
To control the propagation of attributes between Notes and
Exchange:
Caution Make
a copy of the original Amap.tbl files before modifying them.
To control the propagation of attributes when importing Notes
directory information to Active Directory, use Microsoft Notepad to
open the Exchsrvr\Conndata\Dxamex\Amap.tbl file.
At the end of the line that defines the attribute in
\Dxamex\Amap.tbl, type a space followed by READONLY.
For example...
To prevent the propagation of each Notes
object's department name to the Exchange organization, modify the
DEPARTMENT attribute definition to read as follows:
DEPARTMENT 64 department READONLY
To control the propagation of specific attributes when
importing information from Active Directory to Notes, use Microsoft
Notepad to open the Exchsrvr\Conndata\Dxanotes\Amap.tbl file.
At the end of the line that defines the attribute in
\Dxanotes\Amap.tbl, replace the word NULL with
READONLY. For
example...
To prevent the propagation of each Active
Directory object's department name to Notes, modify the DEPARTMENT
attribute definition to read as follows: