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Have a look in the user properties in AD. Select th Exchange General tab and click on the Delivery Restrictions button. See if the option in the lower section is set to &quot;Accept only from&quot; or something similar.
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Have a look in the user properties in AD. Select th Exchange General tab and click on the Delivery Restrictions button. See if the option in the lower section is set to "Accept only from" or something similar.

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I see the person in the Global Access list but they dont receive email that i've sent them. &nbsp;Still nothing but completely frustrated.
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I see the person in the Global Access list but they dont receive email that i've sent them.  Still nothing but completely frustrated.

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I have a user in MS Exchange 2003 that can send e-mails internally and externally but can not receive e-mails internally but can receive e-mails externally. &nbsp;Any idea would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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RG
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I have a user in MS Exchange 2003 that can send e-mails internally and externally but can not receive e-mails internally but can receive e-mails externally.  Any idea would be greatly appreciated.

RG

MS Exchange 2003 Problem

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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.