Deleting Dirsync Requestors and Servers

If you no longer want to exchange directory information with MS Mail 3.x systems, you can delete a dirsync requestor or dirsync server.

Deleting a Dirsync Requestor

If you delete a dirsync requestor, all addresses from the dirsync requestor are removed from the Microsoft Exchange Server global address list.

1. In the Administrator window, choose Connections.
2. Choose the dirsync requestor you want to remove.
3. From the Edit menu, choose Delete.

Deleting a Dirsync Server

You must remove all remote dirsync requestor objects from the organization hierarchy before you can remove a dirsync server. When you have removed the appropriate items, delete the custom recipient objects for each remote dirsync requestor.

Caution   Do not delete a dirsync server object from a Microsoft Exchange Server organization until all active requestors have been configured to use another server. Deleting a dirsync server with active requestors can result in messaging and directory failures and possible data loss.

1. In the Administrator window, choose Connections.
2. Choose the dirsync server you want to remove.
3. From the Edit menu, choose Delete.