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Send Email to new user

Asked by DevilWAH in Exchange Email Server, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Tags: Exchange, AD, Mail, Users, auto, 2003

HI,

Is there any way that I can create a default email, that will be sent to a user. the first time they log on to the Domain.

The ideas is that I create there account in AD. then when they log in an email is sent to them, with the company IT policy, some usefull links, and any other information that may be intresting for them such as help desk numbers.

Any one know a nice centraly managed way to do this? I dont want to have to edit the default welcoem message on the indivualy PC's
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