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You created a new mailbox for this profile?<br />
For example the new mailbox is now: JZBLOGGS@yourdomain.com<br />
Add the old mailaddress JBLOGGS@yourdomain.com to the new mailbox and set the new mailbox as reply address.<br />
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You will receive all messages sent to JBLOGGS@yourdomain.com &nbsp;in your new mailbox JZBLOGGS@yourdomain.com. When you reply the sender it wil receive your mail with the new mailaddress (JZBLOGGS@yourdomain.com)
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Basically, as the old profile was problematic, all I wanted to do was to create a new profile, but keep the old email address... is there a clean way to do this - So the user logs on as JZBLOGGS, but they are still using the JBLOGGS email account? &nbsp;thanks,
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So, If I backtrack, rename the old profile .old, and then log on as the user do you think this would be the best solution? &nbsp;
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The problem with the JZBLOGGS is that this is a different user account. &nbsp;You can add the SMTP email address to the JZBLOGGS username within active directory. &nbsp;Right click the username-&gt;Properties-&gt;Emai<wbr />l Addresses, click Add, SMTP and enter jbloggs@domain.name and set it to Primary. &nbsp;Or you can go ahead and rename the old profile to .old and log back in as jbloggs. &nbsp;This will create a new profile for that existing user.
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I would stay away from creating new usernames for this, when you create new usernames this brings a lot of overhead with permissions and shares. &nbsp;The best solution, in my opinion, would be do rename the profile folder under c:\documents and settings\<br />
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thanks for your help! &nbsp;sorted now, argh profiles are a headache! &nbsp;have a nice weekend.
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A user within the organisation needs to have her profile changed. &nbsp;I have created a new one for them, their old one was JBLOGGS, the new one is JZBLOGGS. &nbsp;How is the correct way to do this, everything works, except I kept the old account/mail account alive but rerouted it to the new JZBLOGGS. &nbsp;The user is not recieving email from outside the organisation, what am I doing wrong?<br />
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Many Thanks,<br />
Emma.
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A user within the organisation needs to have her profile changed.  I have created a new one for them, their old one was JBLOGGS, the new one is JZBLOGGS.  How is the correct way to do this, everything works, except I kept the old account/mail account alive but rerouted it to the new JZBLOGGS.  The user is not recieving email from outside the organisation, what am I doing wrong?

Many Thanks,
Emma.

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