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Hi there, <br />
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I was wondering if you can help - I have a client with a small problem, they have a domain, lets say business.co.uk and emails are handled with the exchange server. &nbsp;One address however, that they use, lets say popular@business.co.uk, &nbsp;doesnt exist in the domain and is externally routed before reaching the internal domain. &nbsp;<br />
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My problem is, when within the domain, they try to send to this address - the email doesnt get forwarded out as exchange says effectivly &quot;This user/mailbox doesnt exist, not sent!&quot; &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a way of routing all mail outwardly before creating a NDR - or is there really no way around this without having the perticular address on the domain?<br />
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Thanks,
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Hi there, 

I was wondering if you can help - I have a client with a small problem, they have a domain, lets say business.co.uk and emails are handled with the exchange server.  One address however, that they use, lets say popular@business.co.uk,  doesnt exist in the domain and is externally routed before reaching the internal domain.  

My problem is, when within the domain, they try to send to this address - the email doesnt get forwarded out as exchange says effectivly "This user/mailbox doesnt exist, not sent!"  

Is there a way of routing all mail outwardly before creating a NDR - or is there really no way around this without having the perticular address on the domain?

Thanks,

outer domain email sending

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.