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Internal secondary domain set in Exchange 2003 trying to route mail to internet

Asked by gobears1294 in Exchange Email Server, Active Directory

Tags: Microsoft, Exchange 2003 SP2, 2003 SP2

I've got an odd issue.  We have an internal secondary domain for exchange named intramail.company that we've configured in a recipient policy.  We've checked the box off that says "This Exchange Organization is responsible for all mail delivery to this address ".  When our internal systems send smtp mail to this address, our mx record in internal DNS identifies our exchange server as the relay and it is delivered to our internal recipients.  

However, when it tries to deliver to an address of a deleted user (terminated employee), instead of sending an NDR saying that the name does not exist in the organization, Exchange will try to deliver it outside the organization to our internet relay.  Does anyone know what Exchange would attempt to send this email outside the organization?
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