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Exchange2003 - additional smtp addresses getting sent to postmaster account

I have added a second smtp address to a user in AD users & computers.  Same domain, different address - primary is JDoe@domain.com, new is JMaidenName@domain.com.  All mail sent to this address (and any other smtp addresses I create now) get put into the postmaster account.  However, smtp addresses I added in the past continue to work properly.

When I telnet to the smtp server, here's what I get:

***********************************************
220 domain.com Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.3959 ready at Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:28:45 -0800
helo test
250 domain.com Hello [IP]
mail from: test@test.com
250 2.1.0 test@test.com....Sender OK
rcpt to: JMaidenName@domain.com
250 2.1.5 postmaster@domain.com
***************************************

It automatically switches to postmaster.  I don't understand.  I've tried making it the Primary SMTP address, updating the recipient policy, unchecking the "update recipient policy" option.  I have added and removed the address numerous times.

Any ideas?


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Hmm a little vague
is the primary and additional smtp address the same domain or different? e.g. primary:joe@domain1.com; second: joe2@domain2.com
 
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Same domain - user@domain1.com, alias@domain1.com
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I'm an idiot.  Restarting did resolve the issue.  I've never had that happen before though.   Thanks.
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I am glad could assist you with your query. I wouldn't go as far as calling yourself idiot, I work as a freelance network engineer / consultant and believe me I see these types of errors always popping up. My advise in solving any issue is THINK SIMPLE first.

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Batch