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Have you set the new policy as &quot;Set as Primary&quot; ?<br />
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Ref : <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997797(EXCHG.65).aspx" rel="ugc">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997797(EXCHG.65).aspx</a>
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Have you set the new policy as "Set as Primary" ?

Ref : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997797(EXCHG.65).aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997797(EXCHG.65).aspx]

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Yes, &nbsp;it is set as Primary.
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Thanks very much. &nbsp;Moving this up in priority did the trick.<br />
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Thanks
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Thanks very much.  Moving this up in priority did the trick.

Thanks

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HI, <br />
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I recently had to remove our primary SMTP email address from the default recipient policy so that I can share the smtp namespace with our Exchange 2007 enviornment. &nbsp;I did create a new recipient policy and added the SMTP address making it primary and making it non authoritative. &nbsp;I notice that when I create a new user account and mail enable it, it is taking the primary SMTP email address from the default recipient policy and not from the new recipient policy. &nbsp;I thought it would take from the new recipient policy as it has a higher priority.<br />
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Thanks
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HI, 

I recently had to remove our primary SMTP email address from the default recipient policy so that I can share the smtp namespace with our Exchange 2007 enviornment.  I did create a new recipient policy and added the SMTP address making it primary and making it non authoritative.  I notice that when I create a new user account and mail enable it, it is taking the primary SMTP email address from the default recipient policy and not from the new recipient policy.  I thought it would take from the new recipient policy as it has a higher priority.

Thanks

Exchange 2003 recipient policy problem

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