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Hi,<br />
I would say no here unless there are some 3rd party software that can handle it.<br />
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You can have several different domains on a user so the user have email addresses from the different domains, but you have one default outgoing address.<br />
About incoming emails and sorting them, the server rules are very limited and sorting emails depending on different domains only works externally as internally it resolves the display name from AD and it will fail. There are probably some 3rd party software here too that fixes this.<br />
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/MadJax
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Hi,
I would say no here unless there are some 3rd party software that can handle it.

You can have several different domains on a user so the user have email addresses from the different domains, but you have one default outgoing address.
About incoming emails and sorting them, the server rules are very limited and sorting emails depending on different domains only works externally as internally it resolves the display name from AD and it will fail. There are probably some 3rd party software here too that fixes this.

/MadJax

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Worked great!<br />
thank you
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We have an Exchange 2003 environment with several accepted domains.<br />
My question is can just one user have different default domains?<br />
for example:<br />
info@mydomain1.com<br />
info@mydomain2.com<br />
where info can send from mydomain1.com and mydomain2.com and have email coming into these domains seperately?<br />
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We have an Exchange 2003 environment with several accepted domains.
My question is can just one user have different default domains?
for example:
info@mydomain1.com
info@mydomain2.com
where info can send from mydomain1.com and mydomain2.com and have email coming into these domains seperately?
 

Exchange 2003 one username for mutiple domains

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