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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to setup Outlook/ Exchange to show the alias name that’s used not the account name.<br />
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For example sending an email to &quot;username@domain.com&quot; will send an email to the mailbox &quot;username&quot;. However if i send an email to an alias for example &quot;user.name@domain.com&quot; this works also, but in outlook the email shows up as being sent to &quot;username@domain.com&quot;.<br />
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Is it possible to configure either Outlook or Exchange to force the original recipient address to be shown? 
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Hi,

I am trying to setup Outlook/ Exchange to show the alias name that’s used not the account name.

For example sending an email to "username@domain.com" will send an email to the mailbox "username". However if i send an email to an alias for example "user.name@domain.com" this works also, but in outlook the email shows up as being sent to "username@domain.com".

Is it possible to configure either Outlook or Exchange to force the original recipient address to be shown? 

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