Donna H
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Exchange - adding a second email account
I am using Exchange 2010, my company wants to add another email account. We currently have user@123.com and they want another email called user@1234.com. Several users will have both addresses. I am not sure how to go about creating the second account.
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Let me rephrase my question. I need to create 2 email addresses for 1 user. User@123.com and user@1234.com The user is already in an OU in AD and I cannot have 2 users with the same ID in AD.
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The users need to send and receive from both addresses. Some of the users will want their default to be user@123.com and others what their default to be user@1234.com. We are using Office Pro 2013, the users want to see both inboxes in the client and do not want to log in separately to each inbox.
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