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Why do you want internal username with user1@domain.com? Do you want this for your email domain?
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Why do you want internal username with user1@domain.com? Do you want this for your email domain?

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If yes then you have to add the domain as an accepted domain in Exchange 2010 and the email address will be username@domain.com
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If yes then you have to add the domain as an accepted domain in Exchange 2010 and the email address will be username@domain.com

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hi<br />
i want to replace my old domain; no need for backup i'll manage that.<br />
now what i did that<br />
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i installed new domain on windows 2008 r2 and exchange server 2010 on the same machine<br />
now domain.local is my internal name<br />
all users are coming with user1@domain.local<br />
how could i got my real domain name user1@domain.com???<br />
what should i configure for this??<br />
plz help
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hi
i want to replace my old domain; no need for backup i'll manage that.
now what i did that

i installed new domain on windows 2008 r2 and exchange server 2010 on the same machine
now domain.local is my internal name
all users are coming with user1@domain.local
how could i got my real domain name user1@domain.com???
what should i configure for this??
plz help

exchange 2010 new installation

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