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I have access to a public folder in Outlook 2010. I need to create an auto reply confirming for employees we received their email (that they in fact addressed their email correctly)<br />
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I'm being told I need to login to the email account (as a user) and set up an auto reply. <br />
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Doesn't this need to be set up in Exchange Management Console? We have Exchange 2010 SP3
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I have access to a public folder in Outlook 2010. I need to create an auto reply confirming for employees we received their email (that they in fact addressed their email correctly)

I'm being told I need to login to the email account (as a user) and set up an auto reply. 

Doesn't this need to be set up in Exchange Management Console? We have Exchange 2010 SP3

Auto Reply when email submitted to Public Folder in Exchange

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