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If I followed your question right, that is exactly what exchange is doing. &nbsp;I'm guessing that what you are getting in your inbox is a copy of the undeliverable message (or bounce) that is sent back to the original sender to inform them they exchange cannot deliver to that account.
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If I followed your question right, that is exactly what exchange is doing.  I'm guessing that what you are getting in your inbox is a copy of the undeliverable message (or bounce) that is sent back to the original sender to inform them they exchange cannot deliver to that account.

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I believe you are correct. &nbsp;How can I turn that off?
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I believe you are correct.  How can I turn that off?

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Hi, &nbsp;I am using SBS 2003 with Exchange Server. &nbsp;As the administrator I have all undeliverable emails be delivered to my local address. &nbsp;All of these emails are to personell who no longer are with the company. &nbsp;Is there a way in Exchange to only allow mailed to be delivered to actual employees and not someone who use to work here? &nbsp;Please advise.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi,  I am using SBS 2003 with Exchange Server.  As the administrator I have all undeliverable emails be delivered to my local address.  All of these emails are to personell who no longer are with the company.  Is there a way in Exchange to only allow mailed to be delivered to actual employees and not someone who use to work here?  Please advise.

Thanks!

Filtering Email recipients

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