Exchange 2003 - No Reply Email
Using Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2007
Since I need to send out many emails each day to company users, I would like to create a new email address that the users cannot reply to. An email address such as "noreply@domain.com" for ex.
I would also like to have this email account accessible from my personal company email account - For ex: File>open>Other users folder if thats possible.
Thanks!
Since I need to send out many emails each day to company users, I would like to create a new email address that the users cannot reply to. An email address such as "noreply@domain.com" for ex.
I would also like to have this email account accessible from my personal company email account - For ex: File>open>Other users folder if thats possible.
Thanks!
> Create a normal account
> Put all your users in a group
> Go to the properties of your account, select Exchange General, Select Delivery restrictions, You will see message restrictions, select from everyone except: add your office group.
That's the other workaround!
Cheers!
Parvinder Kaur Sohal
> Put all your users in a group
> Go to the properties of your account, select Exchange General, Select Delivery restrictions, You will see message restrictions, select from everyone except: add your office group.
That's the other workaround!
Cheers!
Parvinder Kaur Sohal
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Yes, just a regular account but even though the address will be "noreply", knowing some users, they will reply to it anyway and I dont want the mailbox filling up. If I set the permissions on the account so nobody can send to it will they get a NDR?
Isnt there a way I can choose "From..." and choose one of the 2 accounts to send from?
Isnt there a way I can choose "From..." and choose one of the 2 accounts to send from?
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Can anyone explain how to do the last steps in the above solution???
I really need help with this!!
Ben
I really need help with this!!
Ben
Where can I go to edit the response that individuals see when they respond to the new noreply mailbox?
It is just a regular account like any other that you need additional permissions on. You will need Full Mailbox and Send As permissions.
Although if the users cannot reply to it, then why would you need to open it in your Outlook? Set the permissions on the account so that no one can send to it.
Simon.