Offline Address Book problem with Outlook

Hi all.
A strange issue is occuring in my company. Few of my users do not appear in the Offline Address Book in Outlook (in cached mode) but they do appear in the Global Address list in Online Mode or OWA. I have tried to delete the oab files from the local workstation
and downloading the OAB again with no luck. What I find strange is that if I open the udetails.oab file from the user appdata directory with a text editor then I can find the users in there !
So in short, if the Offline Address Book oab files include all users, why isnt Outlook able to find them ?
Regards,
Fred.

Well, I got in touch with Microsoft regarding this issue and it turns out that this is not an Address Book problem as such. The problem is that there is a certain size limit to the Active Directory user object. When that size limit is
reached, users stop to display correctly (or not at all) in the Offline Address Book. There is a Hotfix available for Outlook 2010 that overrides that limit and a Hotfilx for Outlook 2007 is expected in April.
The root cause is in our case that we have a certificate authority issuing user certificates. When users log on to multiple machines they get issued multiple certificates which pile up and finally their AD user object exceeds this
size limit. The quick fix is simply to remove the certificates from the user account in ADUC (Advanced Mode - Published Certificates). When the Offline Address Book has been rebuilt and downloaded all works fine and all users are displayed... The real solution
is to reconfigure the certificate templates not to reenroll new certificates if a duplicate one exists but that requires some considerations based on the needs of your environment.
Hi FMG,
I am having the same GAL issue with only 2 users; however I’m having some further issues. As you suggested, I checked the users published certificates except
that there were no certificates listed for the users at all. 
Have you had any luck with a response from a Microsoft rep for this issue, or can you provide any further assistance?

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    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox6d5b50c9e47e4ad283e5ceef43f051e8" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox033a6d5dc2734020861241094e333a83" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox3b9adbecf3224170aa5827a8b9dd8173" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailboxb55608d9ec2c42029346ccf54541fc45" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox70d4dd84317b4819a90a2dff0178614b" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 2" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 3a" is invalid and couldn't be
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    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Schedule+ Free Busy Information - first
    administrative group" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
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    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox6d5b50c9e47e4ad283e5ceef43f051e8" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox033a6d5dc2734020861241094e333a83" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox3b9adbecf3224170aa5827a8b9dd8173" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailboxb55608d9ec2c42029346ccf54541fc45" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox70d4dd84317b4819a90a2dff0178614b" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 2" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 3a" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 4" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Offline Address Book -
    \/o=MyDomain\/cn=addrlists\/cn=oabs\/cn=Default" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Offline Address Book - first administrative
    group" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Schedule+ Free Busy Information - first
    administrative group" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
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    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox6d5b50c9e47e4ad283e5ceef43f051e8" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Users/HealthMailbox033a6d5dc2734020861241094e333a83" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox3b9adbecf3224170aa5827a8b9dd8173" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailboxb55608d9ec2c42029346ccf54541fc45" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Monitoring
    Mailboxes/HealthMailbox70d4dd84317b4819a90a2dff0178614b" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 2" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 3a" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/OAB Version 4" is invalid and couldn't be
    updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Offline Address Book -
    \/o=MyDomain\/cn=addrlists\/cn=oabs\/cn=Default" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Offline Address Book - first administrative
    group" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
    WARNING: The recipient "MyDomain.local/Microsoft Exchange System Objects/Schedule+ Free Busy Information - first
    administrative group" is invalid and couldn't be updated.
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    I have is 2013 and from what I have read there is no way to manage the Address lists through the ECP.
    I have tried changing them in the Shell with this command:
    Get-Mailbox | Where {$_.Alias -like "* *"} | ForEach-Object {Set-Mailbox $_.Name -Alias:($_.Al
    as -Replace " ","")}
    But this did not work.
    How do I fix this issue in an Exchange 2013 environment? Please let me know if more information is needed and thank you in advance for any help.

    Hi,
    I suggest we rebuild the GAL by contacting a Microsoft Support, or it will be a non-support environment. For your reference, a simple version of the rebuilding steps:
    1. Remove the current GAL
    2. Run “/PrepareAD” and it will recreate the GAL.
    Regards,
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