Usability scenarios

* Your company has one internal Active Directory and one separate Active Directory for company’s sales representatives. You want all user objects and groups of the sales reps AD to be visible to your internal Outlook/Exchange users (using the Global Address List). Vice versa: You want all sales reps have access to information of a subset of the internal users.

* Because of a company take-over you have to integrate different Active Directories and Exchange organizations. You have to share all or subsets of all user and group information for Outlook/Exchange users in the Global Address List.

*Your company has a partner company and you want to share some user and group information for Outlook/Exchange users in the Global Address List.



Features included

*Choose the objects you need
Select all objects or subsets of objects to export to the other AD.
While GAL Sync is used for Outlook/Exchange it will only consider mail-enabled objects. Additionally you can exclude objects by using an configurable phrase in a configurable custom attribute.

*Multiple-Domains
Select objects in any of the domains in your forest to export. GAL Sync is cross-domain capable.

*Coose your Transmission Protocol
GAL Sync allows you an integrated handing-over of the selected information to the other Active Directory by using a Windows Share, by FTP or by SMTP.

*Secure Data Transmission
Data are transmitted encrypted between the different Active Directories. So no one can read your object’s details during the transmission from source to target.
While Exporting your information you create a secure key which has to be sent seperatly to the administrator of the other side. Only with this secure key he may import the data.

* Managed Code
GAL Sync is written in managed code using .NET framework 2.0. It may run on 32 or 64bit Windows platforms.