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Hi there,<br />
Here's my scenario: I've got an Exchange Distribution Group (EDG) composed of several members and several different email addresses. &nbsp;I have another Mail-Enabled Public Folder (MEPF) with a different email address. &nbsp;I'd like 1 copy of each message arriving at EDG to forward (or simultaneously arrive) at MEPF. &nbsp;Any ideas on the best way to do this?<br />
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Thus far, I haven't been able to figure out how to create a server-based forwarding rule from the distribution group to a public folder... &nbsp;I also can't simultaneously assign ONE email address to BOTH the distribution group and the public folder...<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Bryan
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Hi there,
Here's my scenario: I've got an Exchange Distribution Group (EDG) composed of several members and several different email addresses.  I have another Mail-Enabled Public Folder (MEPF) with a different email address.  I'd like 1 copy of each message arriving at EDG to forward (or simultaneously arrive) at MEPF.  Any ideas on the best way to do this?

Thus far, I haven't been able to figure out how to create a server-based forwarding rule from the distribution group to a public folder...  I also can't simultaneously assign ONE email address to BOTH the distribution group and the public folder...

Thanks in advance,
Bryan

Server-based forwarding rule to a distribution group

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