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I think that you could possibly do it this way:<br />
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<a href="http://www.petri.co.il/configure_exchange_2000_2003_to_receive_email_for_other_domains.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.petri.co.il/configure_exchange_2000_2003_to_receive_email_for_other_domains.htm</a><br />

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I think that you could possibly do it this way:

http://www.petri.co.il/configure_exchange_2000_2003_to_receive_email_for_other_domains.htm [http://www.petri.co.il/configure_exchange_2000_2003_to_receive_email_for_other_domains.htm]


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The article is for adding an incoming domain to the recipients. I want to be able to change the outbound domain when i send out e-mails.<br />
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Any ideas?
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The article is for adding an incoming domain to the recipients. I want to be able to change the outbound domain when i send out e-mails.

Any ideas?

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just make sure the users primary email account is set as the one you want. then when users send, the primary email addy is the one that shows as the sender.
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just make sure the users primary email account is set as the one you want. then when users send, the primary email addy is the one that shows as the sender.

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We recently changed primary domains due to a merger. We want our outbound e-mails to show jdoe@xyz.com instead or jdoe@abc.com<br />
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Is there a global setting that i can change in Exchange 2003?
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We recently changed primary domains due to a merger. We want our outbound e-mails to show jdoe@xyz.com instead or jdoe@abc.com

Is there a global setting that i can change in Exchange 2003?

Exchange e-mail address change

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