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Follow the link provided by @MAS. Also make sure that &nbsp;all users have the check box enabled to update the recipient policy.<br />
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Zac.
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Follow the link provided by @MAS. Also make sure that  all users have the check box enabled to update the recipient policy.

Zac.

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As an aside, you really need to update your Exchange. &nbsp;Exchange 2010 is currently at SP3 RU11. &nbsp;Running at just SP1 you are 5 years out of date.
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As an aside, you really need to update your Exchange.  Exchange 2010 is currently at SP3 RU11.  Running at just SP1 you are 5 years out of date.

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MAS, you nailed it. &nbsp;Just edited the email policy from .local to .com and its happy now. Thank you very much
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MAS, you nailed it.  Just edited the email policy from .local to .com and its happy now. Thank you very much

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Glad to know it helped and &nbsp;fixed
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Hi Experts.<br />
I have 1 2012 standard box running as AD and 1 2008 Enterprise R2 running as AD member and Exchange 2010 w/sp1.<br />
The AD domain name is sunrisebhc.local. &nbsp;The users need to have email accounts end with .com not .local so i've added the domain sunrisebhc.com to the accepted domains and made it default in the &quot;organization configuration\hub transport\accepted domains.<br />
At this point i expected exchange to create emails addresses &nbsp;ending with .com during mailbox creating but its creating .local...... &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp; HELP PLS.
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Hi Experts.
I have 1 2012 standard box running as AD and 1 2008 Enterprise R2 running as AD member and Exchange 2010 w/sp1.
The AD domain name is sunrisebhc.local.  The users need to have email accounts end with .com not .local so i've added the domain sunrisebhc.com to the accepted domains and made it default in the "organization configuration\hub transport\accepted domains.
At this point i expected exchange to create emails addresses  ending with .com during mailbox creating but its creating .local......   
  HELP PLS.

Exchange 2010 does not create expected email account for users.

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.