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How to make new Email Address Policy lowest priority?

We are running Exchange 2007 Service Pack 2 on a Windows 2008 server.  We currently have one email address policy, "Default Policy," which uses the alias followed by @domain.com.  We now are going to add a second smtp address in the First.Last@domain.com format.  I'm going to use the Exchange Command Shell to create and apply the policy, in order to filter the recipients of the policy.  I want to make sure that our Default policy remains as the Primary SMTP address on all accounts, and the new policy is at a lower priority.   Do I need to use the 'Priority' parameter in my command, and if so, what should the priority be for the new policy to be sure it doesn't become the Primary address?

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New-EmailAddressPolicy -Name “Exchangedogfood.dk” -IncludedRecipients “MailboxUsers” -ConditionalCompany “Exchange Dogfood Corporation” -Priority “Lowest” -EnabledEmailAddressTemplates “SMTP:%g.%s@exchangedogfood.dk”
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Thank you for your quick response!  So, does this mean that the priority on theDefault Policy will no longer show as lowest, and it will be changed to a number?
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