More Mail domains
Ive done this before...
But I remember pulling my hair out for an afternoon to get it set up for one user.
If we have one mailserver and one Exchange organisation with a domain xyz.com
I want to add 123.com (Yes I know I can add it to the default recipient policy)
What I want is
joe.bloggs@123.com to send and receive as joe.bloggs@abc.com
and Joe.bloggs@xyz.com to send and receive as joe.bloggs@xyz.com
Before I HAD TO create two users called joe.bloggs (in different OU's) create two mailbox's give one access to the others mailbox, and set up two outlook profiles on joe.bloggs PC, I also remember I had to do everything in a specific order to avoid having two joe bloggs on the GAL and be able to connect to both mailbox's, and I had to untick "Update Email from default recipient policy" on the user objects.
So How Did I do it before? Is there a better way of doing it?
But I remember pulling my hair out for an afternoon to get it set up for one user.
If we have one mailserver and one Exchange organisation with a domain xyz.com
I want to add 123.com (Yes I know I can add it to the default recipient policy)
What I want is
joe.bloggs@123.com to send and receive as joe.bloggs@abc.com
and Joe.bloggs@xyz.com to send and receive as joe.bloggs@xyz.com
Before I HAD TO create two users called joe.bloggs (in different OU's) create two mailbox's give one access to the others mailbox, and set up two outlook profiles on joe.bloggs PC, I also remember I had to do everything in a specific order to avoid having two joe bloggs on the GAL and be able to connect to both mailbox's, and I had to untick "Update Email from default recipient policy" on the user objects.
So How Did I do it before? Is there a better way of doing it?
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Simon.
Simon.
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Outstanding - Always a pleasure Simon - Enjoy the sun for a change :0)
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Pete
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Pete
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1. So just create an additional recipient policy for 123.com
2. Create joe.bloggs2 with a mail address of joe.bloggs@123.com (assuming joe.bloggs with an email addy of joe.bloggs@xyz.com allready exists)
3. Ensure joe.bloggs2 account DOES NOT have "Automatically update email addresses based on recipient policy" ticked and the 123.com address is primary.
4. Grant Joe.bloggs full access to the Joe.bloggs2 Mailbox
5. Set up Both mail profiles for Joe.bloggs in Outlook
6. Hide Joe.bloggs2 from the GAL