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In the New Offl ine Address Book Wizard that appears, type a name for the OAB see Figure 4.59.. Figure 4.59 Creating a New Offl ine Address Book... Click the Browse button to specify the

1 Click New Offl ine Address Book in the Action pane.

2 In the New Offl ine Address Book Wizard that appears, type a name for the OAB

(see Figure 4.59)

Figure 4.59 Creating a New Offl ine Address Book

3 Click the Browse button to specify the mailbox server that should be the OAB generation

server for this OAB, select the respective server, and click OK (see Figure 4.60).

Figure 4.60 Selecting the Mailbox Server

4 Now click the Add button, select the server address lists that should be included in the

OAB, and click Next.

6 Click Next , then click New on the Confi guration Summary page (see Figure 4.62).

Figure 4.61 Specifying the Type of Distribution Point to Use

5 Choose whether you want to enable Web-based distribution or Public Folder distribution

or both If you enable Web-based distribution, you also need to select the OAB virtual

directory in which this OAB should be stored (see Figure 4.61)

7 On the completion page click Finish.

When you have multiple OABs on a mailbox server, you can select the one that should be the default (via the Action pane or associated context menu)

Since OABs relating to Outlook 2007 are downloaded using a Web-based distribution method, you also have the option of specifying the internal URL (which refers to the URL from which Outlook clients inside the corporate network can access the virtual directory) as well as the external URL (which refers to the URL from which Outlook clients outside the corporate network can access the directory) to the OAB Web site This is not confi gured under the Mailbox node but by taking the Properties page of OAB (the default Web site), which can be found under the Server Confi guration work center, where you select the Client Access Server node (see Figure 4.63)

Figure 4.62 The New Offl ine Address Book Wizard Summary Page

Figure 4.63 The URLs Tab of the Properties Page for OAB (Default Web Site)

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When it comes to detailed information about OABs, one of the best resources on

the Internet is a blog run by Dave Goldman Dave works as an Exchange Escalation

Engineer (EE) for Microsoft in North Carolina and is, among other things, the guy

behind the OABInteg tool, which is used to troubleshoot OAB issues You can visit

Dave’s blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman

If you want to create a new OAB using the EMS, you can do so with the

New-Offl ineAddressBook CMDlet For details about the necessary parameters,

type Get-Help New-Offl ineAddressBook.