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Go to AD domains and trusts and add an additional upn suffix of ABC.com. Then, from the user account settings in AD choose the new suffix from the dropdown list.
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Go to AD domains and trusts and add an additional upn suffix of ABC.com. Then, from the user account settings in AD choose the new suffix from the dropdown list.

How do we do that ? These are the options I see

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Hi,<br />
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You were right. I figured it out and that was exactly what you said. Dont know how to open this question again and give you the point. If you know how to, please let me know ? <br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

You were right. I figured it out and that was exactly what you said. Dont know how to open this question again and give you the point. If you know how to, please let me know ?

Thanks

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Hi All,<br />
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We are working with Cisco's product called Social Minor which has email queues capability. One issue I am having is that when we configure a user account to setup a queue, it picks up user@abc.local, which is normal as per our AD design but when it sends an email, it does not pick up user@abc.com as defined in our Exchange policy, instead it sends to user@abc.local which generates an NDR since our MX records have abc.com and not abc.local<br />
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Now the social minor guys have asked me to find a way to create the username as user@abc.com instead of .local to make it work. <br />
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Any suggestions ?
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Hi All,

We are working with Cisco's product called Social Minor which has email queues capability. One issue I am having is that when we configure a user account to setup a queue, it picks up user@abc.local, which is normal as per our AD design but when it sends an email, it does not pick up user@abc.com as defined in our Exchange policy, instead it sends to user@abc.local which generates an NDR since our MX records have abc.com and not abc.local

Now the social minor guys have asked me to find a way to create the username as user@abc.com instead of .local to make it work. 

Any suggestions ?

AD account with user@abc.com in an abc.local domain ?

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