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This is a secondary address on the same mailbox? If that is the case, there is nowhere else for the mail to go, all messages to both addresses will go to the same mailbox.
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This is a secondary address on the same mailbox? If that is the case, there is nowhere else for the mail to go, all messages to both addresses will go to the same mailbox.

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I don't seem to be able to edit my answer at the moment, but I just wanted to add something. If the user wants to be able to identify which emails were sent to his secondary address, it can still be done with a rule in outlook the looks in the message header for the secondary address.
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I don't seem to be able to edit my answer at the moment, but I just wanted to add something. If the user wants to be able to identify which emails were sent to his secondary address, it can still be done with a rule in outlook the looks in the message header for the secondary address.

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yes this is the secondary address. but he wants all emails to which goes to primary smtp to go that secondary address?
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yes this is the secondary address. but he wants all emails to which goes to primary smtp to go that secondary address?

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a user has &nbsp;his primary smtp as user1 @domain-hq.com(primary smtp address) but also has secondary email address as @domain-retail.com<br />
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both shows in his email address tab when I open his mailbox properties.<br />
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but for some reason &nbsp;he wants any email sent to his primary smtp i.e domain-hq.com to go to like a copy of email message to go to domain-retail.com, how should I do<br />
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should I create separate mailbox or anything else<br />
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we have exchange 2007
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a user has  his primary smtp as user1 @domain-hq.com(primary smtp address) but also has secondary email address as @domain-retail.com

both shows in his email address tab when I open his mailbox properties.

but for some reason  he wants any email sent to his primary smtp i.e domain-hq.com to go to like a copy of email message to go to domain-retail.com, how should I do

should I create separate mailbox or anything else

we have exchange 2007

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