Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Guide- P60:Your Exchange Server 2003 deployment plan should reflect your understanding of how Exchange and Microsoft Windows Server™ operating systems interoperate. It should encompass the relationships between Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows® 2000 Server sites and domains, domain controllers, global catalog servers, and Exchange 2003 administrative and routing groups. | 591 Using the Exchange Profile Update Tool Run after you move mailboxes from one Exchange organization to another or from one administrative group to another. You can use a logon script or group policy to run the tool for Outlook users. _1 Note It is recommended that you use a logon script to run so that users Outlook profiles are updated when they first log on after the mailbox move. For sample commands see Sample Command for Moves Across Exchange Organizations and Sample Command for Moves Across Administrative Groups later in this topic. Table 7 describes the options that are available whether you run from a command prompt or from within a script such as from the following script example targetgc global catalog server logfile path filename v f a r o p RPC over HTTP Proxy server n s q 592 Table 7 command options Command option Description Displays Help. targetgc Specifies the target global catalog server required . logfile Specifies the path and file name for the log file. The default is in the tmp directory which is saved on the client computer. You can also redirect the log file to a server share by using the format logfile path filename . v Turns on verbose output. 593 Command option Description f Keeps the favorites file .fav or .xml . If this option is not specified the tool renames the extension of the favorites file to .exprofre. a Keeps the offline address book .oab files. If this option is not specified the tool deletes the .oab files and resets Outlook to check the server for an updated set of .oab files. r Specifies read-only .
