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Exchange 2007<br />
1. configure accepted domains for each domain you host<br />
2. Configure Email address policy which will stamp X on your users<br />
If you have user with mbx in more than one, you could have 1 mbx but stamp multiple address on the user but it will show mail from only 1 address. &nbsp;you could alternately have multiple mbx and delegate sendas rights to the users.<br />
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Exchange 2003 you do this with recpient policies
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Exchange 2007
1. configure accepted domains for each domain you host
2. Configure Email address policy which will stamp X on your users
If you have user with mbx in more than one, you could have 1 mbx but stamp multiple address on the user but it will show mail from only 1 address.  you could alternately have multiple mbx and delegate sendas rights to the users.

Exchange 2003 you do this with recpient policies

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Hello Experts,<br />
<br />
My company mail server is a QMail on Linux co-located in a data centre. The company has 5 different companies in the group and each one has a minimum of one domain name. In my QMail I have 7 active domain names which works fine. Now my question is if I want to build such a setup in an Exchange Server (2003 or 2007) how should I go about it. Can anyone please suggest me some guide or something to configure exchange server 2007 to handle multiple domains seperately. There may be users who have mail accounts in more than one domain (e.g raj@company.com, raj@otherco.in).<br />
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I tried searching alot on this subject but couldnt find any absolute q\guide or anything.<br />
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Looking forward for your assistance.<br />
<br />
Rehards<br />
<br />
FSS
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Hello Experts,

My company mail server is a QMail on Linux co-located in a data centre. The company has 5 different companies in the group and each one has a minimum of one domain name. In my QMail I have 7 active domain names which works fine. Now my question is if I want to build such a setup in an Exchange Server (2003 or 2007) how should I go about it. Can anyone please suggest me some guide or something to configure exchange server 2007 to handle multiple domains seperately. There may be users who have mail accounts in more than one domain (e.g raj@company.com, raj@otherco.in).

I tried searching alot on this subject but couldnt find any absolute q\guide or anything.

Looking forward for your assistance.

Rehards

FSS

Migrating from QMail to Exchange Server 2007

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