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what about if I host several domains in one exchange 2000 server, like com1.com and com2.com, and I want undeliverable mails to com1.com to be deliveried to general@com1.com, and the same with com2.com?<br />
Thanks.
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what about if I host several domains in one exchange 2000 server, like com1.com and com2.com, and I want undeliverable mails to com1.com to be deliveried to general@com1.com, and the same with com2.com?
Thanks.

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You are doing this on the default smtp virtual server, if the virtual server is configured to deliver mail for multiple domains, then fine, it doesn't care for what you are trying to do, it will just deliver unresolved hosts to the specified email address.<br />
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If you have multiple default smtp virtual servers, or an smtp connector configured, do it on all of the smtp virtual servers.
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You are doing this on the default smtp virtual server, if the virtual server is configured to deliver mail for multiple domains, then fine, it doesn't care for what you are trying to do, it will just deliver unresolved hosts to the specified email address.

If you have multiple default smtp virtual servers, or an smtp connector configured, do it on all of the smtp virtual servers.

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hi all,<br />
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is it possible to set up in the exchange 2000 server so that all mails sent to un-specified accounts can be forwarded to an existing account?<br />
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thanks,
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hi all,

is it possible to set up in the exchange 2000 server so that all mails sent to un-specified accounts can be forwarded to an existing account?

thanks,

mail forwarding in the exchange 2000 server

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.