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In exchange 2003 if u change the policy you will need to apply it to take effect in 2k7 2k10 it will take effect directly<br />

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In exchange 2003 if u change the policy you will need to apply it to take effect in 2k7 2k10 it will take effect directly


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I have couple of smtp domain addresses in my default recipient policy e.g. @abc.com @xyz.com @123.com<br />
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and currently my primary SMTP address is @abc.com If i set my prmiary smtp to @xyz.com. Will it then immediately change my all existing user account primary SMTP to @abc.com? or will it only apply this change only on newly created users? Thanks<br />
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PS. currently my default policy set to lowest priority? does it make any difference as i have few other policies set to higher? thanks
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I have couple of smtp domain addresses in my default recipient policy e.g. @abc.com @xyz.com @123.com

and currently my primary SMTP address is @abc.com If i set my prmiary smtp to @xyz.com. Will it then immediately change my all existing user account primary SMTP to @abc.com? or will it only apply this change only on newly created users? Thanks

PS. currently my default policy set to lowest priority? does it make any difference as i have few other policies set to higher? thanks

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