We're in an Exchange 2010 environment using outlook 2007.
We have mailboxes which have a number of SMTP addresses attached to them, which all work ok. When an email is sent to these and they are displayed in the inbox they have this name resolved to the name of the mailbox, not the smtp address. In order to determine which SMTP address an email was sent to you must inspect the headers manually within outlook message options.
My question is:
Is there a way to either stop the behavior of the smtp address being resolved to the mailbox name...or....another way to display this information from the header without having to manually inspect the header?
Thanks
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Whitservices
8/22/2022 - Mon
MarkMichael
In Exchange, not that I know of.
In Outlook, I guess you could create rules to search for the 'receipt to' address and send it to another folder or highlight it differently in the inbox?
Whitservices
ASKER
Hi Mark
That's not really feasible due to there being 200+ additional addresses requiring rules and 5 instances of outlook accessing this mailbox.
In Outlook, I guess you could create rules to search for the 'receipt to' address and send it to another folder or highlight it differently in the inbox?