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Hello, <br />
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Had a strange issue with IPad and IPhone, with Exchange 2010 yesterday<br />
User has been working perfectly for months and yesterday for some reason the mail swapped from the domain policy standard email “@company.com” to and alias of one of our other domains which is setup on exchange to &nbsp;“@alias.com” and was not sending out via the default one.<br />
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I have checked Exchange mailbox and the default email is the correct email and I have checked the policy. Anyone have any ideas why this would have happened.<br />
To correct the issue I had to manually change the email address on the iPad and phone back to the correct default email address.<br />
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Any ideas what would have caused this to happen?
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Hello, 

Had a strange issue with IPad and IPhone, with Exchange 2010 yesterday
User has been working perfectly for months and yesterday for some reason the mail swapped from the domain policy standard email “@company.com” to and alias of one of our other domains which is setup on exchange to  “@alias.com” and was not sending out via the default one.

I have checked Exchange mailbox and the default email is the correct email and I have checked the policy. Anyone have any ideas why this would have happened.
To correct the issue I had to manually change the email address on the iPad and phone back to the correct default email address.

Any ideas what would have caused this to happen?

Issue with Exchange Default email and Alias

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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Outlook

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