Export Containers

You use export containers to specify the Microsoft Exchange Server recipients that you want exported to the cc:Mail post office directory. Directory synchronization exports mailboxes, public folders, distribution lists, and custom recipients to the cc:Mail directory. The address names exported are the names generated by the cc:Mail e-mail address generator.

Getting to the Export Containers property page

1. In the Administrator window, choose Connections.
2. Double-click Connector for cc:Mail.
3. Select the Export Containers tab.

Selecting Export Containers

Use the Export Containers property page to specify containers for exporting directory information. You can also assign a trust level so that only recipients with a trust level equal to or less than the specified value are exported. By default, Microsoft Exchange Server does not export any recipient containers.

1. Select the Export Containers tab.
2. Under Site, select a site to view available containers in that site.
3. Under Recipient Containers, select a recipient container, and choose Add.
4. In the Trust level box, type or select a trust level.
5. Clear the Export custom recipients check box if you do not want to synchronize Microsoft Exchange Server custom recipients with the cc:Mail post office.

Option	Description
Trust	The trust level set for the connection. Only recipients with a trust level equal to or lower than the trust level specified for the export container are exported during directory synchronization. Set the recipient's trust level in the recipient's Advanced property page. The default is 100.
Export custom recipients	When selected, the custom recipients in the export container will be exported to cc:Mail. This option is selected by default.

Removing Export Containers

You can remove an export container used by the Microsoft Exchange Server to stop the export of recipients in that container.

1. Select the Export Containers tab.
2. Under Export these recipients, select the container you want to remove.
3. Choose Remove.