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I have an Exchange 2010 Server and I have an organization that changed its email domain.
ie: was @abc now @ xyz

We are forwarding all mail that is coming in as users@abc to users@xyz,  but I have an issue that users within the organization are still using @abc to communicate.
I need a rule that says if a user receives mail from user@xyz to user@abc I want an autoreply to say use my user@xyz email.
Hope that is clear
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you can set up Autoreply for specific mailboxes  from Exchange Management Shell. Read more  http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2011/09/08/configure-automatic-replies-for-a-user-in-exchange-2010.aspx
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Can you be more specific on how to accomplish my above scenario using this method.
I need to have an auto reply saying use @xyz everytime a user recieves mail from @abc
Thanks
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I don't mind using a transport rule but when I add a disclaimer and create a NDR specific to my message it shows up to small and user will not see why it is being rejected.
Please see attachment,
I basically want to take the type you see in my example and make it the predominant text on the NDR.
can you please show me how to set the transport rule to reject when an email comes in from @abc and created that custome message you see in my attachment and make the font and message bigger.
I really need to get this resolved asap.
Thanks in advance
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As I wrote in your other question, https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28376149/Transport-Rule-rejection-message.html you cannot change the formatting of the NDR.

Simon.