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DSP: Is legacyExchangeDN required for Exchange on-premises (2016) and should SDS be writing the field out? -
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Lösung
LegacyExchangeDN is required and will be synced by SDS. For AD to AD, the LegacyDN is calcualted based on the source object's GUID. An object without LegacyDN is not considered a true mail enable object. For internal mail routing, Exchange use LegacyDN instead of SMTP address for mail routing.