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Hey there,<br />
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Add it to a Recipient Policy in Exchange System Manager. Then you can either use the policy to create addresses on users or manually assign them.<br />
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If you only want a few users to get the address make a new recipient policy and configure a query so it only effects them.<br />
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You don't need to configure DNS internally, but if oyu haven't added public MX records you should do or mail won't go far.<br />
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Hope that makes sense!<br />
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Chris
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Thanks for being so accurate and quick to respond. &nbsp;I already added the information to the policy and mail seems to be already flowing well. Thanks Again. 
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Our company just registered a new domain name for one of our web servers. &nbsp;However we need to have the ability to create alias to send mail using the this newly aquired name using Exchange 2003. &nbsp;For example we already had company.local(DOMAIN) &nbsp;and company.net(WEB) , we just added company123.com(WEB). &nbsp;What is needed to be done to add that name to our DNS and/or Exchange. &nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
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Our company just registered a new domain name for one of our web servers.  However we need to have the ability to create alias to send mail using the this newly aquired name using Exchange 2003.  For example we already had company.local(DOMAIN)  and company.net(WEB) , we just added company123.com(WEB).  What is needed to be done to add that name to our DNS and/or Exchange.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. 


Hey there,

Add it to a Recipient Policy in Exchange System Manager. Then you can either use the policy to create addresses on users or manually assign them.

If you only want a few users to get the address make a new recipient policy and configure a query so it only effects them.

You don&amp;#39;t need to configure DNS internally, but if oyu haven&amp;#39;t added public MX records you should do or mail won&amp;#39;t go far.

Hope that makes sense!

Chris

Thanks for being so accurate and quick to respond.  I already added the information to the policy and mail seems to be already flowing well. Thanks Again. 

Newly Registered Domain Name &amp;amp; Adding it to Exchange

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