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Exchange Server 2007 Multiple Domains for same server like web hosting do how to?

Hi,

My company plan buy a Exchange Server 2007 Stardand (Only one server, install all Server Hole on it, mean no the Edge Server Hole), but I am total new on this product of management, but I had other mail server management experience like hMailServer, IMail etc.. and have basic DNS knowledge about the MX record.

Now the problems for me is I want to using one Exchange Server to service mulit domain users, since my company have total five web iste, called "a.com", "b.com", "c.com", "d.com", "e.com" etc ...

Each domain HAVE a user called Jimmy, but this Jimmy is not same as other domain 's Jimmy,

i.e. jimmy@a.com is the person not same as jimmy@b.com, just want to open a mailbox for those different user.

Now I download the 120 Days trail, and installed Exchange 2007 successful, and builded a test domain called "companytest.com"

The AD DNS have this domain's IP 192.168.218.181 and MX record "mail01.companytest.com"

And on the DNS, I added a.com, b.com and added the MX Record called "mail01.companytest.com" to process the mail...

How to let this Exchange to make above user? and give the a.com, b.com etc??

And document or stey by stey for reference?

Thank you of your time.
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You need to create recipient policies and add the SMTP domains for the users.
Check
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/268838
GregMoseley - This is EXCHANGE 2007. The article that you have posted does not apply.

You need to set the domain in Accepted Domains and Email Address Policy. If you don't set both then you cannot control which email address each user gets.

Simon.
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Thx
Sembee
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Now I add the point to 100 for both user, but I still have a problems not solve.

Yes, now can added the domain, but I tested, it  will send the all mail to the Primary SMTP user account, for example, if someone send to (jimmy@egrtest.com Primary SMTP User) jimmy@mmtest.com, login by jimmy@egrtest.com will received jimmy@mmtest.com's e-mail!

It is not what I want for a different user, if he/she is not the same person.
Then how to let outside using jimmy@egrtest.com send to jimmy@egrtest.com, but jimmy@mmtest.com login will received jimmy@egrtest.com e-mail  ? I am wonder why Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 do like that!

Since while I am using hMailServer (www.hmailserver.com) have not this type of problems of the user account and domains.

Thank you
If you do not control the email address policy correctly, then a user will get an email address on all of the domains. You have to set specific email address policies to control which user gets an email address for each domain.

Simon.
Sembee,

Thx, but how to setting the policy? Can you base on above domain example, give me a step by step for me?
I had try using the e-mail address policy, but no like failed. Here are my test enviroment

I want to all e-mail send to inge@egrtest.com will be received by user inge.egr@egrtest.com
and
send to inge@mmtest.com will be received by inge@egrtest.com
I already added the Accept domain "mmtest.com" on the Hubs Transport

1. Main AD Domain is egrtest.com

2. I added two user in AD, they are
Inge Tansu (First Last Name)    inge.mm (Alias)     (inge@mmtest.com) <-- in the Exchange Primary SMTP Address

Inge Tansu2        inge.egr    (inge@egrtest.com) <-- Primary SMTP Address

And I open the inge.egr user, give it addition attributes named :
"inge.egr@egrtest.com"

Later go to Hub Transport add the E-mail address policy:

User with Exchange mailboxes
Custom attribute 1 equals Value are: inge.egr@egrtest.com

and at the end give it inge@egrtest.com for SMTP and go to the user name unclick the auto update e-mail address based on email address policy

And then reenter second policy, but change it to inge.mm@egrtest.com


It look like not work for me of the two email policy ...

What is wrong on my setting?
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Sembee,

Ok, thank you first, but I still not too understand how to setting.

Microsoft's Exchange is too big for a SME IT Support that only money to buy one server and one AD enviroment who have no experience on it, special the multi domains part.

I give up now, and just let it inge.egr@egrtest.com and inge.mm@mmtest.com based on my poor knowledge.

Do you have any good Exchange Book suggestion for me that beginner?