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Foward exchange mail from a disabled user account to an external pop 3 mail server
Hi,
Our company is splitting up. One of the principals is leaving and wants his exchange mail account (username@companyname.net) forwarded to a new pop3 mail account. He will no longer be using the username@companyname.net account. He will also no longer have remote access to the old company domain.
1: Can I disable his account and still have his email forwared? or do I need to leave his account acitve?
2: How do I set up his mail to foward to his pop 3 account?
Our company is splitting up. One of the principals is leaving and wants his exchange mail account (username@companyname.net)
1: Can I disable his account and still have his email forwared? or do I need to leave his account acitve?
2: How do I set up his mail to foward to his pop 3 account?
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OK,
I'm a novice at this.
Could some one clarify what is meant by set up a "mail enabled contact" in the "AD".
Is this done in outlook?
in the exchange general tab, I select the delivery tab "Forward to:" option and am not allowed to input an address. Do I need to grant permission first in the window above? If so, to whom.
Also, Not sure why I would get in trouble for doing this. Is there some security risk? I will take the suggestion of changing the password on the account rather than disabling the account.
Thank you,
Sorry but I need things spelled out step by step the first time.
after that I've got it locked down tight, not to mention I can always come back to review my questions if I forget.
Thank you all.
I'm a novice at this.
Could some one clarify what is meant by set up a "mail enabled contact" in the "AD".
Is this done in outlook?
in the exchange general tab, I select the delivery tab "Forward to:" option and am not allowed to input an address. Do I need to grant permission first in the window above? If so, to whom.
Also, Not sure why I would get in trouble for doing this. Is there some security risk? I will take the suggestion of changing the password on the account rather than disabling the account.
Thank you,
Sorry but I need things spelled out step by step the first time.
after that I've got it locked down tight, not to mention I can always come back to review my questions if I forget.
Thank you all.
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I guess everyone has gone home Its Friday!!!
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Thank you for getting back to me.
I'm assuming that the new contact is the principal who is leaving. Since he already is a user on the domain is this going to create a conflict somewhere?
Also, I assumend I am modifying a smtp: mail address, since I had several options on which type.
I'm assuming that the new contact is the principal who is leaving. Since he already is a user on the domain is this going to create a conflict somewhere?
Also, I assumend I am modifying a smtp: mail address, since I had several options on which type.
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