User, Group,Contact.) under AD Users & Computers (or in an OU), thenselect the Exchange Tasks context menu. If everything is setup correctly in your environment, then youshould be able to right-click on an AD object (i.e. Domain Controller), then DNTU'sExchange Tasks menu will not function properly and you will receivean error. If you ExchangeServer is not running AD (i.e. In other words, your Exchange Server must also be anActive Directory Domain Controller for this Domain. However, DNTU alsorequires that your Exchange Server also be running ActiveDirectory. you have another machine in your Domain that is running yourExchange Server), then you will need to right-click on DNTU'sActive Directory section, then select Add Active Directory Site,then add the IP-Address of your Exchange Server. If this specific machine where you opened the ActiveDirectory Users & Computers section is not your Exchange Server(i.e. When you open DNTU's Active Directory Users & Computers sectionon a Domain Controller, the only way DNTU's Exchange Tasks(right-click context menu) will be enabled is if DNTU also detectsthat Exchange 2000 or greater is installed on this specific ADsite. Users View, etc.) or FavoriteMachines (formerly non-Browsable) portion of DNTU. Exchange2000/2003 functionality is not available within the MicrosoftWindows Network portion (i.e. Support for Exchange 5.5 was dropped back version 5.x of the NTUtilities software.Įxchange 2000/2003 support is only supported in version 4 andabove, and only within DNTU's Active Directory Users &Computers portion of the Browser (and it does not require theExchange Admin Tools nor User Manager Extensions).
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