XCON: Extracting Connector Information From The Directory (185155)


The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0
  • Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0
This article was previously published under Q185155

SUMMARY

Using directory export, it is possible to extract all connector information from the directory to a CSV file. This can be useful for analyzing connector information, because unlike saving the routing information, all option fields are exposed.

MORE INFORMATION

A command line export needs to be used to extract the connector information. The following is an example of the command line:

Admin /E <export file> /O <option file>

The option file used should look like the following example: 
   [export]
   ExportObject=All
   Subcontainers=Yes
   Basepoint=/o=<Your Org Name>/ou=<Our Site Name>/cn=Configuration
   Container=Connections

The Export CSV file can contain any or all of the following connector related fields in the header:

Obj-Class
Delivery-Mechanism
Directory Name
Home-MTA
Home-Server
Accept messages from
Accept messages from DL
Activation-Schedule
Activation-Style
ADMD
Can-Preserve-DNs
Computer-Name
Connected-Domains
Country-Name
Deliv-Ext-Cont-Types
Deliverable Information Types
Diagnostic-reg-key
Encapsulation-Method
Export-Containers
Export-Custom-Recipients
Home-MDB
Import-Container
Import-Sensitivity
Incoming message size limit
Issue warning storage limit
Line-Wrap
MDB-Backoff-Interval
MDB-Msg-Time-Out-Period
MDB-Unread-Limit
Obj-Container
PRMD
Reject messages from
Reject messages from DL
Routing-List
Supported-Application-Context
Transfer-Retry-Interval
Transfer-Timeout-Non-Urgent
Transfer-Timeout-Normal
Transfer-Timeout-Urgent
Translation-Table-Used
Trust level

Modification Type:MinorLast Reviewed:4/28/2005
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