Hi John,
My first response pointed you in a direction you will have to cover. As I got to thinking about my response I realized I didn't really answer your question. As I attempt to answer your question about how to batch modify user's internet address I'm also considering that you are new to Scalix administration. As such, you may want to consider purchasing a support incident or professional services to assist you with the tasks involved with changing your domain as they are not trivial for someone inexperienced with the product.
That said after you've compeleted the tasks of changing the domain name of the server as pointed out to you in my first post you will then want to log into SAC. Once in SAC go to the Settings tab. There you will see the Default Domain under the Server Domain setting. Make sure that is set to the appropriate value. Further down the page where it says Mail Address Settings make sure that it is set to the appropriate value.
Now you are ready to run this script that Rachel gave me...
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omshowu -m all|sed -e 's/\(.*\)/ommodu -o "\1" -A /' >modaddr.sh
That command will generate a file called modaddr.sh and it will contain ommodu commands like the following for each of your users.
ommodu -o "Fred Flintstone /bedrock/CN=Fred Flintstone" -A
ommodu -o "Barney Rubble /bedrock/CN=Barney Rubble" -A
ommodu -o "Wilma Flintstone /bedrock/CN=Wilma Flintstone" -A
Make the modaddr.sh file executable (chmod 755 modaddr.sh), run it (./modaddr.sh) and the internet addresses should all be changed.
Do you have mailing lists and/or public folders with internet addresses? What are your authentication id's based on?
Best Wishes,
Don