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Thank you, this is exactly what I need
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Hi Experts,<br />
I have exchange server 2016 installed and working. The exchange is connected to the domain controller: dc.companyname.com.<br />
The exchange authentication uses the format: name.lastname@dc.companyna<wbr />me.com.<br />
Is it possible to change it to use: name.lastname@companyname.<wbr />com without the dc prefix?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Experts,
I have exchange server 2016 installed and working. The exchange is connected to the domain controller: dc.companyname.com.
The exchange authentication uses the format: name.lastname@dc.companyname.com.
Is it possible to change it to use: name.lastname@companyname.com without the dc prefix?

Thanks

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