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How to forward all incoming email from one account to another

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I have brand new 2003 SBS R2 with Exchange running on it. I set already all user accounts and I can send and receive email. I need to forward all the mail which is coming to one general use account (say, info@domain.com to one or more other accounts inside the same domain). I will need to have copy of original emails on original account as well. How can i do this? I just did my first steps with Exchange so I don't know anything about it, but I need to do it immediately. Need step-by-step guide. Thanks.
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Open Active Directory Users and Computers on the Exchange server. Right-click the user account you want the mail forwarded FROM.  Click Properties, click the Exchange General tab.  Click the Delivery Options button, then the Forward To: radio button.  Populate the box with the email address you want the messages forwarded to, and make sure the check box is checked to forward message to both mailboxes.
Wow... Good timing.  Or bad, however you see it.
open active directory find the info account and open the properties
click the exchange general tab then delivery options
under forwarding address set the option to and put the user you want to forward messages to. also check Deliver messages to both.
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If you want it to go to several accounts, you may need to create a Distribution Group, and supply the email address of that.  I'm not sure that the input box will accept multiple email addresses, and I no longer have E2003, so I can't check.
It does not.  You will have to make a distribution group for multiple recipients.