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There are 2 things we are doing – 1 deploying Script through GPO and 2 query AD attributes.Īll clients should have correct DC and DNS configured. If you have an idea, I would appreciate your thoughts here.ĭelay can be because of unhealthy AD. That may miss a few where the AD is updated, but once these are mostly in place it would be less hassle, I think. After these have been in place for a little while, I think I will take a look at using a conditional statement that will bypass reproducing them if they already exist. Do you think there is something we need to do to trigger the signature blocks?Īlso, my current thought is that rerunning the script at every login is excessive, as the same issue happens over and over again. Most of the script is very close to yours. Our scripts are running great, but there seems to be a long delay before they take effect, and in some cases we have to access the signature area in Options or close and reopen Outlook again.
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Thank you much for posting this solution! I am already working on owa signature powershell script but I will surely take a look to see if I am doing any different. Thanks for that great article, if you wan’t to set signatures to OWA, you could have a look on my site, there is a quick & dirty example: Microsoft Solutions Responses to “Exchange: Corporate Signature configuration”
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The deploy needs linking of this GPO from Group policy manager and logoff then login of the user on the client computer.Įdit the GPO and expand to the location: User configurations à Policies à Windows settings à Scripts à logon properties I would recommend to test the solution on a test users OU when it satisfy the need then deploy on corporate users. Now we need to deploy this solution to all the users. reg file at this location: “\\ domain \ SysVol \ domain \ Policies \ \ User \ Scripts \ Logon” This is the name of the signature something like AD Signature
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Add a new string key ReplySignature with the value we will mention in the signature script.
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Add a new string key NewSignature with the value we will mention in the signature script.X is the office version for Office 2007 use 2, for Office 2010 use 4 and for Office 2013 use 5.
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So the other solution is creating a registry entry as mentioned below at the location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER-> Software ->Microsoft-> Office-> 1x.0-> Common-> MailSettings You need to log off and log in to change this setting. I tried the GPO with admx file by enabling “Do not allow creating, replying, or forwarding signatures for e-mail messages”.īut this setting will totally disable the signature and none of the signature will show up. Disable user from changing the corporate signature. Now we got the scope so here we go with the solution. So over all signature came like below: different fonts, bold, italic, blue, black, hyperlink, images.
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It does some easy to the corporate signature where ever it was acceptable but we still were not achieve a perfect signature function and feel which you get in the manual signature like you can see the signature as soon as you click new email. Our scripting experts started pulling the AD attribute and made a signature out of it. After the release of Exchange 2007 we got a simple disclaimer configuration using transport rules.