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Hi,<br />
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We're running SBS2003 including exchange. &nbsp;Our primary domain is hosted locally on that box, but our website is remotely hosted with a third party. &nbsp;Tied into that, our email goes through the remote hosting location (only external, not local obviously) because our domain name is registered that way.<br />
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We're having a bit of an issue with our consultants who have external (read thirdparty) email accounts, but have no domain account because they shouldn't have user-level access to our servers.<br />
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I know I can just create domain users for each of them, but I was hoping there was a better solution (like Exchange Forwarding) to resolve this without comprimising security.<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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aj<br />
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Hi,

We're running SBS2003 including exchange.  Our primary domain is hosted locally on that box, but our website is remotely hosted with a third party.  Tied into that, our email goes through the remote hosting location (only external, not local obviously) because our domain name is registered that way.

We're having a bit of an issue with our consultants who have external (read thirdparty) email accounts, but have no domain account because they shouldn't have user-level access to our servers.

I know I can just create domain users for each of them, but I was hoping there was a better solution (like Exchange Forwarding) to resolve this without comprimising security.

Any thoughts?

aj



Exchange Forwards for Split Domain?

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).