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Both answers would have done the trick - I went with the second one as it meant I didn't have to edit the default policy - which could have spelt disaster if I'd got it wrong. Thanks guys for your help.
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Hi - last week I posted a question asking how to add a new email domain to Exchange 2010. I have successfully used the Exchange Management Console to go into HUB TRANSPORT &gt;&nbsp;ACCEPTED DOMAINS and added the new domain. However, when I go to HUB TRANSPORT &gt;&nbsp;EMAIL ADDRESS POLICIES and edit the DEFAULT POLICY and add my new domain there, when I come to apply the updated policy it fails with a message saying that THE OPERATION CANNOT BE PERFORMED TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS POLICY. Any ideas of how to get around this?? Thanks Ed. 
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Hi - last week I posted a question asking how to add a new email domain to Exchange 2010. I have successfully used the Exchange Management Console to go into HUB TRANSPORT > ACCEPTED DOMAINS and added the new domain. However, when I go to HUB TRANSPORT > EMAIL ADDRESS POLICIES and edit the DEFAULT POLICY and add my new domain there, when I come to apply the updated policy it fails with a message saying that THE OPERATION CANNOT BE PERFORMED TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS POLICY. Any ideas of how to get around this?? Thanks Ed. 

Both answers would have done the trick - I went with the second one as it meant I didn&#39;t have to edit the default policy - which could have spelt disaster if I&#39;d got it wrong. Thanks guys for your help.

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Hi - last week I posted a question asking how to add a new email domain to Exchange 2010. I have successfully used the Exchange Management Console to go into HUB TRANSPORT &gt; ACCEPTED DOMAINS and added the new domain. However, when I go to HUB TRANSPORT &gt; EMAIL ADDRESS POLICIES and edit the DEFAULT POLICY and add my new domain there, when I come to apply the updated policy it fails with a message saying that THE OPERATION CANNOT BE PERFORMED TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS POLICY. Any ideas of how to get around this?? Thanks Ed. 

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