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Exchange 2003 SMTP Email address keeps changing
I have a user
nick@doziertech.com and i believe all the UPN settings are right, OU settings, etc...
I have another user
james@doziertech.com
james@doziertech.com is working just fine, the SMTP email i set for it (both default/primary) stay how i set them and OWA/Exchange work fine.
User nick@doziertech.com - whenever i say "add SMTP email address nick@doziertech.com" to it, it stays that way until i hit okay, if i go back into the properties of that user it has changed the primary smtp back to "nick@dozierinc.hosting" which is the internal domain name of our exchange/AD. And thus OWA bounces emails as well as recepient servers b/c it has no idea who nick@dozierinc.hosting is. Am i missing a step somewhere in having this user use UPN nick@doziertech.com and not care about nick@dozierinc.hosting at all?
Thanks,
Nick
nick@doziertech.com and i believe all the UPN settings are right, OU settings, etc...
I have another user
james@doziertech.com
james@doziertech.com is working just fine, the SMTP email i set for it (both default/primary) stay how i set them and OWA/Exchange work fine.
User nick@doziertech.com - whenever i say "add SMTP email address nick@doziertech.com" to it, it stays that way until i hit okay, if i go back into the properties of that user it has changed the primary smtp back to "nick@dozierinc.hosting" which is the internal domain name of our exchange/AD. And thus OWA bounces emails as well as recepient servers b/c it has no idea who nick@dozierinc.hosting is. Am i missing a step somewhere in having this user use UPN nick@doziertech.com and not care about nick@dozierinc.hosting at all?
Thanks,
Nick
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Sembee, so far that seems to work.
I have a recepient policy for @pgrlinx.com ... how do i apply that recepient policy to this particular user or organizational unit so taht i don't have to manually do all of these settings for each user?
Thanks,
Nick
I have a recepient policy for @pgrlinx.com ... how do i apply that recepient policy to this particular user or organizational unit so taht i don't have to manually do all of these settings for each user?
Thanks,
Nick
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