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Thank you Chris. &nbsp;Indeed you are correct. &nbsp;The user configured SMS sync for each account, resulting in the text messages sent to each account.
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Thank you Chris.  Indeed you are correct.  The user configured SMS sync for each account, resulting in the text messages sent to each account.

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I have multiple exchange accounts on the same mobile phone. &nbsp;when I configure ActivesSync to synchronize text messages on the phone with Exchange (2010), each one of the 4 exchange accounts (i maintain 4 email boxes within the same organizations) receives emails of my texts. &nbsp;How can I configure so that only one of the email accounts receives the synchronized text messages and not all 4 of them?
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I have multiple exchange accounts on the same mobile phone.  when I configure ActivesSync to synchronize text messages on the phone with Exchange (2010), each one of the 4 exchange accounts (i maintain 4 email boxes within the same organizations) receives emails of my texts.  How can I configure so that only one of the email accounts receives the synchronized text messages and not all 4 of them?

ActiveSync Text Messsage sync with Exchange

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Exchange

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Windows Server 2008

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