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Is the client only box ticked in the rule itself?<br />
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Could also try setting this up from inside OWA...
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Is the client only box ticked in the rule itself?

Could also try setting this up from inside OWA...

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Thanks Jasper forwarding worked like a charm.
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Thanks Jasper forwarding worked like a charm.

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I am trying to have all mail going to a generic mailbox redirected to a public folder. What I did was create a server based rule in the generic mailbox account that would move all incoming mail to a specific public folder.<br />
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The problem is that it doesnt redirect the mail unless someone logs into the generic mailbox account and then the rule runs.<br />
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Has anyone seen this before? Shouldn't the rule run automatically if the rule is server based?<br />
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Thanks
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I am trying to have all mail going to a generic mailbox redirected to a public folder. What I did was create a server based rule in the generic mailbox account that would move all incoming mail to a specific public folder.

The problem is that it doesnt redirect the mail unless someone logs into the generic mailbox account and then the rule runs.

Has anyone seen this before? Shouldn't the rule run automatically if the rule is server based?

Thanks

Incoming mail redirect to public folder

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