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There are two ways that you can do this. <br />
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1. A mail enabled contact. <br />
2. A mailbox that simply forwards to the original mailbox. <br />
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I would probably do the second - it is very simple and easy to manage. <br />
Set the password to something complex so it cannot be abused and don't make it a member of any groups other than the default &quot;Domain Users&quot;. <br />
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Simon.
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There are two ways that you can do this.

1. A mail enabled contact.
2. A mailbox that simply forwards to the original mailbox.

I would probably do the second - it is very simple and easy to manage.
Set the password to something complex so it cannot be abused and don't make it a member of any groups other than the default "Domain Users".

Simon.

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Dumb follow-up question:<br />
I'm new to the exchange admin thing, how would I setup this second e-mail account to automatically forward all requests?<br />
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Actually since you mentioned it, I'm curious how you'd accomplish item one as well.<br />
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Thanks!
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Dumb follow-up question:
I'm new to the exchange admin thing, how would I setup this second e-mail account to automatically forward all requests?

Actually since you mentioned it, I'm curious how you'd accomplish item one as well.

Thanks!

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Oh, that is easy. :-)<br />
Thanks for the help Simon.
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Oh, that is easy. :-)
Thanks for the help Simon.

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I would like to setup some aliases. What I mean by this is I have a user whose displayname is currently 'User A', and this is how they appear in the GAL. I would like to set up another entry in the GAL for 'User B', but have them go to the same destination mailbox. Is this possible?
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I would like to setup some aliases. What I mean by this is I have a user whose displayname is currently 'User A', and this is how they appear in the GAL. I would like to set up another entry in the GAL for 'User B', but have them go to the same destination mailbox. Is this possible?

GAL aliases

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