asked on Exchange 2007 - Hub Transport Rule - check To Address
I need to set up a Hub Transport Rule in Exchange 2007, which copies all mails to/from a specific domain to a special account.
This is no problem for incoming mails, as i can use the rule "when the From address contains @testdomain."
With this i catch all mails, send both to @testdomain.com, @testdomain.dk etc...
But how can I set the equivalent Hub Transport Rule for outgoing mails? It can be in the To.., CC... and BCC...
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This is no problem for incoming mails, as i can use the rule "when the From address contains @testdomain."
With this i catch all mails, send both to @testdomain.com, @testdomain.dk etc...
But how can I set the equivalent Hub Transport Rule for outgoing mails? It can be in the To.., CC... and BCC...
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Todd Nelson
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Oh sorry, the BCC details aren't actually added to the message headers so it isn't an ideal solution.
I'll let another expert comment to see if they have a solution that will work with BCC as well.
I'll let another expert comment to see if they have a solution that will work with BCC as well.
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Yes that did work - but only for To and CC (with 2 seperate rules).
But not for BCC.
How does this rule function? Is that a scan of the header for the word "To" or is their some kind of predefined?