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Managing company subsidiaries Active Directory and Exchange
I'm looking for some advice. I managed a small/medium domain 150 users. It's a 2008 R2 domain with Exchange 2010, Lync, SharePoint, File/Print services. The norm, right. So here is my question. Our company has acquired 2 new sites, they want them to work seamlessly among each other in all services except the need to have a separate email domain for each site. So instead of it being just domain1.com they want domain1.com, domain2.com and domain3.com all the while still allowing seamless communication through all other services mentioned above. Been googling for a few hours and I'm just not finding something to fit my needs. Any help is appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Tom
Thank you in advance,
Tom
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You wouldn't by chance have any examples? I've been running poor Google ragged but I guess my search terms just aren't resulting in anything usable to me. I'd just like to see a real world example. Also, I just noticed in my original post I may have led on that users in all domains would share all email domains. That is not the case as users in domain1.com will not have a domain2 or domain3 address but I still want them to show up in our corporate GAL and also be usable for other services such as lync and sharepoint. Sounds like I'll also be adding in some cross-domain relationships so all will play well.
as I said, you can setup email domain policy and which users can have multiple email address to the mailbox as long as they are the accepted domain under your exchange environment.
Once you have setup the Email address policy for domain2 and domain3, then they will get @domain2.com and @domain3.com email address. It depends on how you setup the conditions.
It's pretty straight forward, ref link: http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-server-2010-email-address-policies/
It's pretty straight forward, ref link: http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-server-2010-email-address-policies/
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