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Wouldn't it be easier to set the MX record to point at the new server and get it to accept mail for the old address. Ensure users are setup with both addresses BUT have the new address as their primary address.
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Wouldn't it be easier to set the MX record to point at the new server and get it to accept mail for the old address. Ensure users are setup with both addresses BUT have the new address as their primary address.

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that is already done, for more than a year now but customers are lazy i guess and keep their old reference in their contacts/address books<br />
Is there a way to reply with a custom form only for the those who try sending mail to the old domain ?
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that is already done, for more than a year now but customers are lazy i guess and keep their old reference in their contacts/address books
Is there a way to reply with a custom form only for the those who try sending mail to the old domain ?

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thanks,<br />
i read some stuff after asking my question and had the same idea.
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thanks,
i read some stuff after asking my question and had the same idea.

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Hi,<br />
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I have 2 domains : mydomain.com and my-domain.com.<br />
We are working on a migration to my-domain.com but a lot of customers are still sending mail to mydomain.com<br />
Can i set an automatic reply in Exchange 2000 for all messages sent to mydomain.com ?<br />
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Hi,

I have 2 domains : mydomain.com and my-domain.com.
We are working on a migration to my-domain.com but a lot of customers are still sending mail to mydomain.com
Can i set an automatic reply in Exchange 2000 for all messages sent to mydomain.com ?



Exchange 2000

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.