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You can also have multiple SMTP addresses for any given user. &nbsp;<br />
Examples:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;firstname.lastname@company<wbr />.com (primary)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;flastname@oldcompany.com<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;firstname.lastname@oldcomp<wbr />any.com<br />
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Email to all three addresses will be delivered to the user. &nbsp;When they send it will come from firstname.lastname@company<wbr />.com.<br />

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You can also have multiple SMTP addresses for any given user.  
Examples:
   firstname.lastname@company.com (primary)
   flastname@oldcompany.com
   firstname.lastname@oldcompany.com

Email to all three addresses will be delivered to the user.  When they send it will come from firstname.lastname@company.com.


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We recently merged with a European company. &nbsp;They have dictated that we all use the same address (firstname.lastname@compan<wbr />y.com.) &nbsp;They have an Exchange server, and so do we. &nbsp;We are going to drop a DC in our US office and connect it to their domain in the UK. &nbsp;We also want to have an Exchange server here and one there. &nbsp;Is there anyway to have 2 SMTP pointers point to the domain? &nbsp;Or do we need to keep the domains separate? &nbsp;I imagine it would be a problem if outside DNS servers had SMTP pointers pointing to 2 separate IP addresses? &nbsp;True?
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We recently merged with a European company.  They have dictated that we all use the same address (firstname.lastname@company.com.)  They have an Exchange server, and so do we.  We are going to drop a DC in our US office and connect it to their domain in the UK.  We also want to have an Exchange server here and one there.  Is there anyway to have 2 SMTP pointers point to the domain?  Or do we need to keep the domains separate?  I imagine it would be a problem if outside DNS servers had SMTP pointers pointing to 2 separate IP addresses?  True?

SMTP Address Question

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.