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What next to do after enabling event sink?
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What next to do after enabling event sink?

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If you have no experience in creating or using event sinks you must stay a very long way from them. 
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If you have no experience in creating or using event sinks you must stay a very long way from them.

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I have to perform this scenario for my company.<br />
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What should I do?
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I have to perform this scenario for my company.

What should I do?

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Hire a developer to write an event sink for you. As already outlined if you do not have experience with them then you shouldn't try it yourself unless you have a good programming background and a test environment. <br />
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Simon. 
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Hire a developer to write an event sink for you. As already outlined if you do not have experience with them then you shouldn't try it yourself unless you have a good programming background and a test environment.

Simon.

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In Exchange 2003, how to make user (Jack) send message using mailbox account (MKT) and to allow cc the message to MKT's inbox WITHOUT creating Outlook's rule on user computer.<br />
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NOTE: The user (Jack) has permission to send as MKT.<br />
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I'm looking for server-end configuration. So that, the next new computer will not bother to create a custom rule in Outlook itself.<br />
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Is it possible to do on GPO, or System Manager, or Active Directory Users and Computers console?<br />
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Please advice!
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In Exchange 2003, how to make user (Jack) send message using mailbox account (MKT) and to allow cc the message to MKT's inbox WITHOUT creating Outlook's rule on user computer.

NOTE: The user (Jack) has permission to send as MKT.

I'm looking for server-end configuration. So that, the next new computer will not bother to create a custom rule in Outlook itself.

Is it possible to do on GPO, or System Manager, or Active Directory Users and Computers console?

Please advice!

Create cc rule on Exchange server

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