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are you seeing any error while doing this?
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are you seeing any error while doing this?

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Unable to find any errors. Out of office is working. But that doesn't serve our purpose of sending a response to every email.
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Unable to find any errors. Out of office is working. But that doesn't serve our purpose of sending a response to every email.

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Didn't receive any suggestions from anyone. Found the solution by doing own research.
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Didn't receive any suggestions from anyone. Found the solution by doing own research.

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We have a Exchange 2013 server when I want to configure a server side auto-reply to respond to all emails received with an acknowledgement email. &nbsp;I have configured this using the Outlook 2013<br />
Setting:<br />
Apply rule to on messages I receive &gt;&nbsp;Where my name is in the To or CC Box &gt;&nbsp;Have server reply using a specific message<br />
No exceptions.<br />
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We are unable to get the auto reply to sent out.
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We have a Exchange 2013 server when I want to configure a server side auto-reply to respond to all emails received with an acknowledgement email.  I have configured this using the Outlook 2013
Setting:
Apply rule to on messages I receive > Where my name is in the To or CC Box > Have server reply using a specific message
No exceptions.

We are unable to get the auto reply to sent out.

Exchange 2013 Server Side Auto Response setup with Outlook 2013 doesn't work

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