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@Sindread thats what I said in my comment.
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@Sindread thats what I said in my comment.

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thanks to you both it works as stated.
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@JBond2010: look at the time stamp, both of you were writing at the same time :)
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@JBond2010: look at the time stamp, both of you were writing at the same time :)

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Hello I have a user that needs his e-mails that are sent to his outlook exchange account to be redirected to his Telus.blackberry.net account. &nbsp;In the past I had setup blackberry desktop on his computer with blackberry redirector however in the newer version of blackberry desktop they no longer have a rediector and the older version stopped redirecting his emails. &nbsp;I would like to be able to rediect or forward all the emails that go to his outlook exchange account to his blackberry.telus.net account. &nbsp;I tried doing this by going into the properties of his user in active directory users and computers clicking exchange general \ delivery options \ forward to but it will only let me add users on the exchange server not third party e-mail accounts. &nbsp;Does anyone know of a simple sollution for this?
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Hello I have a user that needs his e-mails that are sent to his outlook exchange account to be redirected to his Telus.blackberry.net account.  In the past I had setup blackberry desktop on his computer with blackberry redirector however in the newer version of blackberry desktop they no longer have a rediector and the older version stopped redirecting his emails.  I would like to be able to rediect or forward all the emails that go to his outlook exchange account to his blackberry.telus.net account.  I tried doing this by going into the properties of his user in active directory users and computers clicking exchange general \ delivery options \ forward to but it will only let me add users on the exchange server not third party e-mail accounts.  Does anyone know of a simple sollution for this?

Redirect Emails from exchange to telus.blackberry.net account

Interactions between email servers and clients are governed by email protocols. The three most common email protocols are POP, IMAP and MAPI. Most email software operates under one of these (and many products support more than one).  The correct protocol must be selected, and correctly configured, if you want your email account to work.

Email Protocols

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