asked on 3/15/2017

Adding a second smtp address to a CONTACT (not a mailbox) in Exchange 2013 - Possible?

I know I can add SMTP addresses to mailbox accounts. This is a contact object, not a mailbox, that is a member of several distribution lists and appears to only allow one primary SMTP. If I attempt to add anything else it will only allow for an internal domain address. Someone has requested that list messages for this contact go to TWO addresses. Is this possible?

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Tom Cieslik

3/16/2017

Seth Simmons

3/15/2017

you can't add more than one smtp address to a contact since the system wouldn't know which address to send it to when you select the contact

you can add more than one to a mailbox account - though it will only send out using the primary smtp address; the others are for receiving

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Tom Cieslik

3/15/2017

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Vikas Bhat

3/15/2017

You can create another contact with this secondary email address

214-042308

3/16/2017

ASKER

Well this did work - it was a kludge workaround but yeah that did it. Just like you said - made a rule, if recipient is...then Bcc: to and created another mail contact with the same name and the number 1 on it to make it unique. Thanks.

Tom Cieslik

3/16/2017

You're very welcome.