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When I do that, I get a selection of about 7 choices for a type of address. &nbsp;Which one &nbsp;do I choose?
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When I do that, I get a selection of about 7 choices for a type of address.  Which one  do I choose?

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So now if someone sends to tom.clancy@domain.com or hotboy@domain.com since they are associated with the same user account in AD you can send to either one and that user will receive the e-mail.
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So now if someone sends to tom.clancy@domain.com or hotboy@domain.com since they are associated with the same user account in AD you can send to either one and that user will receive the e-mail.

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When I do that I now have 3 SMPT entries.<br />
1. SMTP &nbsp; &nbsp;F.Lname@company.com<br />
2. smtp &nbsp; &nbsp; F.Lname@company????.local<br />
2. smtp &nbsp; &nbsp; FLname@company.com<br />
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Do I need to add another local one?<br />

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When I do that I now have 3 SMPT entries.
1. SMTP    F.Lname@company.com
2. smtp     F.Lname@company????.local
2. smtp     FLname@company.com

Do I need to add another local one?


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No you should be good now send a test message from your account to each address they will go to the same mailbox.
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No you should be good now send a test message from your account to each address they will go to the same mailbox.

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Thanks, I have plenty of other quesstions. Stay tuned.
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Thanks, I have plenty of other quesstions. Stay tuned.

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I am setting up user names in SBS 2003. &nbsp;Currently all of the company email addresses are first initial (dot) last name@company.com. &nbsp;Some users had alias names so that they could use their email names with or without the dot between the first initial and last name. &nbsp;How do I setup the users so they can use both formats in exchange.
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I am setting up user names in SBS 2003.  Currently all of the company email addresses are first initial (dot) last name@company.com.  Some users had alias names so that they could use their email names with or without the dot between the first initial and last name.  How do I setup the users so they can use both formats in exchange.

email Alias setup in Exchange

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).