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yes you can <br />
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1. create a distribution group<br />
2. put all required users in the distribution group<br />
3. forward mailbox to the distribution group<br />
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done
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yes you can

1. create a distribution group
2. put all required users in the distribution group
3. forward mailbox to the distribution group

done

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I think the above solutions will work, but I think a neater and easier way to achieve this is to use Transport rules to forward the relevant messages to other recipients.
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I think the above solutions will work, but I think a neater and easier way to achieve this is to use Transport rules to forward the relevant messages to other recipients.

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no offense OctInv but transport rule is a very bad idea in this case.<br />
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You are generating a process that is going to be applied on each and every email that is passing by your server (and thus causing delay and load) when you can create it direct at the recipient side and make it fire just when needed
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no offense OctInv but transport rule is a very bad idea in this case.

You are generating a process that is going to be applied on each and every email that is passing by your server (and thus causing delay and load) when you can create it direct at the recipient side and make it fire just when needed

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Absoutely no offence taken Akhater, it's great to get different opinions.
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Absoutely no offence taken Akhater, it's great to get different opinions.

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Can you forward mail to more than one person in exchange 2010?
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Can you forward mail to more than one person in exchange 2010?

Forward mail in Exchange 2010

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.