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For one user, add secondary address whatever you want and set it as primary. Uncheck automatically update email address policy check box under email address tab. You are done.
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I am aware of that, but I need it as an Email Address Policy.
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I found the correct solution on my own
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If I have a user with the name John Doe Johnson, I can make an Email Address Policy that gives him the email address JohnDoe.Johnson@domain.com<wbr /> (%g.%s)<br />
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But I need to give him and all other with multiple first names an address like this: <b>John.Doe.Johnson@domain.co<wbr />m</b><br />
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So my question is, how do I replace all spaces with dots?<br />
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/Kasper
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If I have a user with the name John Doe Johnson, I can make an Email Address Policy that gives him the email address JohnDoe.Johnson@domain.com (%g.%s)

But I need to give him and all other with multiple first names an address like this: John.Doe.Johnson@domain.com

So my question is, how do I replace all spaces with dots?


/Kasper

For one user, add secondary address whatever you want and set it as primary. Uncheck automatically update email address policy check box under email address tab. You are done.

I am aware of that, but I need it as an Email Address Policy.

Replace Spaces with Dots in Email Address Policy

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