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Forwarding/Routing Exchange 2003 Email

Asked by pcthelp in Exchange Email Server

Tags: exchange, 2003, email, forward, routing

Hi,

We have an awkward email scenario that is giving us and our client some problems. The email is configured as follows...

Our client has a domain (i.e. client.com) and an associated 'hosted' web server, which handles email for the domain. Furthermore, our client has an office server running SBS 2003 and Exchange 2003 (the office domain is configured as client.local and not client.com).
We have set-up the Exchange Server to accept POP3 (to handle incoming email from the web server) and set-up SMTP to handle email being sent to receiptants via an ISP. Note that the web and office server are in two geographically different locations. This is where the problem comes into view...

Our client as several home-based employess (i.e. Mr. Joe Bloggs) who directly talk to the web server to collect their email (i.e. joe.bloggs@client.com), thus bypassing the office server, they use their own ISP internet connection for this.
Sometimes these employees our in the office and therefore logon to the office domain (but there's no need for email access whilst they are in the office). However, the company secretary (who has an Logon/Exchange account and uses Outlook 2003 in the office) wants to email 'Mr. Joe Bloggs' and can't. The secretary gets an email back stating that the receiptant cannot be found on the office domain.

Can anyone shed any light on a solution to the problem above. Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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