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Exchange 2007 Transfert rules issues, redirect a mail not in cc.

Hi everyone,

I've put up a transfert rules that copie (i've tried redirect too) a email received by A to B.

B want to receive the mail with  :

To : B
CC : None

But when he receive the mail its like :

To : A
CC : B

What can i do to change that ?
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Okay

so a email send to A and you want it to receive by B

to: A

hub transport rules - Copy the message
to: A
CC: B

user A know B is in the CC list

hub transport rules - BCC the message
to: A
BCC: B

User A do not know B received this email

hub transport rules - Redirect the message

to: A

Although this email was sent to A, A never received this email because it was re-directed. B will have acess to the email







please refer to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998315%28EXCHG.80%29.aspx for details





 add a recipient in the To field addresses
	

AddToRecipient
	

Addresses
	

Not applicable
	

AddToRecipient adds one or more e-mail recipients to the To address list of the e-mail message. The original recipients can see the additional address.

copy message to addresses
	

CopyTo
	

Addresses
	

Not applicable
	

CopyTo adds one or more e-mail recipients to the carbon copy (Cc) field of the e-mail message. The original recipients can see the original address.

blind copy (Bcc) the message to addresses
	

BlindCopyTo
	

Addresses
	

Not applicable
	

BlindCopyTo adds one or more e-mail recipients to the blind carbon copy (Bcc) address list of the e-mail message. The original recipients aren't notified and can't see the additional address.

redirect message to addresses
	

RedirectMessage
	

Addresses
	

Not applicable
	

RedirectMessage redirects the e-mail message to one or more e-mail recipients that are specified by the administrator. The message isn't delivered to the original recipient or recipients, and no notification is sent to the recipients or the sender.

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I don't care if A know,
I want B to receive the message without A so when he respond, he doesn't have to delete A from the receiver.
I am still not clear about  your motive here.

If all email address A@whatever.com will deliver to B@whatever.com

you just need to delete that email address A@whatever.com from user A and put it a user B (so user B will have A@whatever.com and B@Whatever.com)
you don need to delete user A at all.



To achieve what you want, this is the only way.


All the hub transport only deliver the message to additional people or redirect to the 3rd person.


Another way is to do exchange rule on the user to forward the user. it will

From: A
to:B


but i don think User B want ths.



I understand your problem is a particular one but you should at least credit some effort that i have put in to attend your issue. Or if you have a good solutions, i am happy to accept your own post as an answer.