Microsoft, Email / exchange, Exchange 2003, double email accounts
I have two email accounts
the First is the primary account
the Second is second account
on the second account I would like to send out an auto-Reply for all incoming messages without the message affecting the primary account, how can this be done??? Please help... Thanks...
the First is the primary account
the Second is second account
on the second account I would like to send out an auto-Reply for all incoming messages without the message affecting the primary account, how can this be done??? Please help... Thanks...
What do you mean by "affecting the primary account"?
Not exactly sure what you are looking to do, but maybe you can setup an Out Of Office message for the 2nd account? Maybe you can setup an Inbox rule for it?
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Try both!!! If you use an "Out of Office message or place a rule" on the secondary account below the primary, the message or rule will affect the 1st account...
When you login to the second account and run Outlook, you have the option in the Rules Wizard to "Have the Server send a reply" when any message is sent to the account. You can then customise the message which is sent back to incoming mail.
The other option is an Out-of-office message.
If you use the rule approach, you need to be careful that you do not end up in an email loop, which could cause serious problems.
-tigermatt
The other option is an Out-of-office message.
If you use the rule approach, you need to be careful that you do not end up in an email loop, which could cause serious problems.
-tigermatt
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Exactly, but the secondary account is just that, " an Email account" not another account with an email address attached... Just an email account ...
In Exchange 2003, you need an AD account tied to the mailbox. Can you explain your configuration of this 2nd account a little better so we can understand your setup and guide you?
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Glad you solved it. Just so you know, your approach was virtually the same as mine, except you used the Outlook Profiles system rather than logging in as the appropriate user mailbox.