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just make sure that the default is the new and michaelgoldsmith is correct.
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just make sure that the default is the new and michaelgoldsmith is correct.

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That did the trick. &nbsp;I had the recipient policy in place but I didn't have their smtp addresses in their exchange ad. &nbsp;After I did that mail started flowing in. &nbsp;Thanks for the help michaelgoldsmith.
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That did the trick.  I had the recipient policy in place but I didn't have their smtp addresses in their exchange ad.  After I did that mail started flowing in.  Thanks for the help michaelgoldsmith.

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I'm going through a company merger and I want domain2.com email to start flowing to our domain1.com exchange server. &nbsp;I've already changed the MX records to point to mail.domain1.com and have setup the user accounts on our exchange server. &nbsp;I've edited the recipient policy to allow email in from domain2.com. &nbsp;What I don't know how to do is set it up so that email being sent to the an old email account joeblow@domain2.com to go the newly created account for joeblow@domain1.com.
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I'm going through a company merger and I want domain2.com email to start flowing to our domain1.com exchange server.  I've already changed the MX records to point to mail.domain1.com and have setup the user accounts on our exchange server.  I've edited the recipient policy to allow email in from domain2.com.  What I don't know how to do is set it up so that email being sent to the an old email account joeblow@domain2.com to go the newly created account for joeblow@domain1.com.

Recipient Policy and MX records

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.