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Do it within Exchange. &nbsp;<br />
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Do it within Exchange.  


http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd351134(v=exchg.150).aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd351134(v=exchg.150).aspx]

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Thanks Cliff,<br />
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Thanks to both Brad and Cliff for excellent guidance and answering my question.
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Thanks to both Brad and Cliff for excellent guidance and answering my question.

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A feature I used quite often in SBS2003 was to set email forwarding to another domain user when the first user was terminated. It eliminated having to do it within Outlook. <br />
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We recently upgraded to Server 2012 and I'm still learning my way around, but now I need to accomplish this task and I can't seem to find the feature. The users were migrated over to new server but remained in MyBusiness folder/container. Still show as SBSUsers. &nbsp;Where do I accomplish this task now or is has it been completely eliminated? And if so where do I manage this now?
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A feature I used quite often in SBS2003 was to set email forwarding to another domain user when the first user was terminated. It eliminated having to do it within Outlook. 

We recently upgraded to Server 2012 and I'm still learning my way around, but now I need to accomplish this task and I can't seem to find the feature. The users were migrated over to new server but remained in MyBusiness folder/container. Still show as SBSUsers.  Where do I accomplish this task now or is has it been completely eliminated? And if so where do I manage this now?

Forward email feature from within User profile Active Directory no longer available in Server 2012?

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