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Checked the address in the recipient policy and all was good. I didn't want every new user to get the addess by default, but i can deal with that.<br />
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Thanks for the help.<br />
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J.
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Checked the address in the recipient policy and all was good. I didn't want every new user to get the addess by default, but i can deal with that.

Thanks for the help.

J.

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I have a new exchange 2003 server setup that is not accepting email sent to our second address set. We need two addresses (user@address1.com and user@address2.com). I have one domain setup, with the second address entered in the recipient policy. This was working fine before i upgraded now i am at a loss to fix it. Needed mail is getting refused, and i am hoping for a fix quick.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Jess
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I have a new exchange 2003 server setup that is not accepting email sent to our second address set. We need two addresses (user@address1.com and user@address2.com). I have one domain setup, with the second address entered in the recipient policy. This was working fine before i upgraded now i am at a loss to fix it. Needed mail is getting refused, and i am hoping for a fix quick.

Thanks!

Jess

550 5.7.1 error on email sent to second address set

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