Exchange
automatically selects a suitable global catalog server
if the PreferredGlobalCatalog is not set.
You can set a preferred global catalog by running:
$AdminSession ADSettings.PreferredDomainContro
llers = ???AD01.ExchangeExchange.local???
ConfigurationDomainController This field specifies the domain controller that the Exchange
Management Shell uses to read the Exchange configuration
information.
PreferredDomainControllers If this field is specified, and if ViewEntireForest is set to
$false, the Exchange Management Shell uses the specified
domain controllers to query for Recipients. However, only
one domain controller can be specified per domain. If this
field is not specified, Exchange automatically selects a suitable
domain controller. You can specify multiple domain
controllers if the Recipient scope spans more than one
domain or ViewEntireForest is set to $true.
For example, run the following to set the Recipient scope to
the entire forest and configure multiple preferred domain
controllers as global catalog servers:
$AdminSessionADSettings.ViewEntireForest =
$True$
AdminSessionADSettings.PreferredGlobalCatalog =
???AD01.ExchangeExchange.local???
$AdminSessionADSettings.PreferredGlobalCatalog =
???AD02.ExchangeExchange.local???
Next, you take a closer look at the Recipient and group types available in Exchange Server 2007.
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