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After checking the setup the user did not have the second account set up on his Outlook profile, but it was a forwarding from a mailaddress. And the mailaddress was set up on a *nix based system without an actual account. So the mailsystem read it as 1 mail.
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After checking the setup the user did not have the second account set up on his Outlook profile, but it was a forwarding from a mailaddress. And the mailaddress was set up on a *nix based system without an actual account. So the mailsystem read it as 1 mail.

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I have a user who have 2 accounts set up in his outlook:<br />
john@contoso.om<br />
invoice@billing.com<br />
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When someone send a mail to both of these addresses, and he has a rule on the invoice@billing account, the mail wil only be delivered to this account. His rule is moving the mail from the inbox &nbsp;to a subfolder on the invoice@billing account, &nbsp;But in the other account, john@contoso, he does NOT receive the email.<br />
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Since these are 2 different accounts, should he not receive 1 copy of the email in both mailboxes?<br />
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The local exchange server is only acceptin email to the contoso domain, so his billing account is hosted on another separate exchange server.
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I have a user who have 2 accounts set up in his outlook:
john@contoso.om
invoice@billing.com

When someone send a mail to both of these addresses, and he has a rule on the invoice@billing account, the mail wil only be delivered to this account. His rule is moving the mail from the inbox  to a subfolder on the invoice@billing account,  But in the other account, john@contoso, he does NOT receive the email.

Since these are 2 different accounts, should he not receive 1 copy of the email in both mailboxes?

The local exchange server is only acceptin email to the contoso domain, so his billing account is hosted on another separate exchange server.

Email issue whith 2 exchange accounts

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.