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Are you trying to set a rule on outlook client or Exchange server ?
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The forward needs to be in Exchange because this is a dummy user and the mailbox is not monitored.
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We can set a transport rule if we have an exchange 2007 server. <br />
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Let me re-confim<br />
When an email is sent to a user it should automatically forwarded to a DL in your domain itself right
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I'm trying to set an auto forward in a user account to a mail-enabled group but the only things that show up in the browse window are User &amp;&nbsp;mail-enabled public folders. &nbsp; What am I doing wrong??<br />
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If I drop down to the Distribution folder under Recipient Configuration all my mail-enabled groups show up so Exchange knows about them.<br />
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Forwarding from Outlook is not an option as this is a dummy account and is not monitored by anyone.
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I'm trying to set an auto forward in a user account to a mail-enabled group but the only things that show up in the browse window are User & mail-enabled public folders.   What am I doing wrong??

If I drop down to the Distribution folder under Recipient Configuration all my mail-enabled groups show up so Exchange knows about them.

Forwarding from Outlook is not an option as this is a dummy account and is not monitored by anyone.

Can't auto forward to a Mail-Enabled Group in Exchange 2007

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