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But the option says to send a &quot;Copy&quot; to an email address. Does this mean the intended recipient still gets the NDR? The problem is that one user is getting spammed with NDR's and Outlook rules are not processing them for some reason. So I wanted to create something that would catch it at transport level if possible without the end user receiving the NDR.
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I know that Exchange 2003 does not have Transport rules, but I am trying to create something server side to catch all System Messages, NDR's, etc. and move them to a general mailbox. Can this be accomplished?
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I know that Exchange 2003 does not have Transport rules, but I am trying to create something server side to catch all System Messages, NDR's, etc. and move them to a general mailbox. Can this be accomplished?

But the option says to send a &quot;Copy&quot; to an email address. Does this mean the intended recipient still gets the NDR? The problem is that one user is getting spammed with NDR&#39;s and Outlook rules are not processing them for some reason. So I wanted to create something that would catch it at transport level if possible without the end user receiving the NDR.

Transport Rule for NDR&#39;s

I know that Exchange 2003 does not have Transport rules, but I am trying to create something server side to catch all System Messages, NDR&#39;s, etc. and move them to a general mailbox. Can this be accomplished?

Transport Rule for NDR's

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