Stavros_Sapountzoglou
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Sending an email from Exchange 2003 to a another outsource User of the same Organizations Unit.
Hello,
I support a company with Windows 2003 SBS & Exchange Server. The Exchange Server receives all the email's from the customer ISP using POP3 Manager.
The Manager of the Company has a various email's is using.
He has an xxx@mydomain.com which is his default email via exchange server. (He is using outlook) !Works Ok
He has also another email with a different name but belongs to the same domain. (sss@mydomain.com) . He use this email to his Mobile phone. He Receives this email directly from ISP mailhost
My Problem is that the users from inside the office can not send him email's to this external address (sss@mydomain.com)
A message returns back with user unknown.
How I can pass the exchange server not to be responsible for all email delivery?
( I tried also to create a contact without exchange mailbox)
Is there any other solutions ?
I support a company with Windows 2003 SBS & Exchange Server. The Exchange Server receives all the email's from the customer ISP using POP3 Manager.
The Manager of the Company has a various email's is using.
He has an xxx@mydomain.com which is his default email via exchange server. (He is using outlook) !Works Ok
He has also another email with a different name but belongs to the same domain. (sss@mydomain.com) . He use this email to his Mobile phone. He Receives this email directly from ISP mailhost
My Problem is that the users from inside the office can not send him email's to this external address (sss@mydomain.com)
A message returns back with user unknown.
How I can pass the exchange server not to be responsible for all email delivery?
( I tried also to create a contact without exchange mailbox)
Is there any other solutions ?
R--R
The email/mailbox (sss@mydomain.com) is not hosted on your domain correct?
Sounds like you are sharing the SMTP address space.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321721
However it would be much better if you were able to use Activesync to get emails to the phone, rather than forwarding or another email address. Drop the POP3 connector.
Simon.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321721
However it would be much better if you were able to use Activesync to get emails to the phone, rather than forwarding or another email address. Drop the POP3 connector.
Simon.
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