Email Multiple email accouunts to one user

there are two ways, check outlook email headers .
other is track email logs from exchange

thanks for the reply ok is the a command i can run on the exchange server then to answer the question of the end user as i have alot of users with 5/6 addreses being deliverd to one account so if someone emailed support@mydomain.com... i can track the target email


thanks again for ur replys

Hi ,

Get-MessageTrackinglog will help you. Refer below article to use it.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997573%28v=exchg.160%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

There is a way if you are using Outlook.

You need to switch View to PREVIEW
then go to  Change View / Manage Views
Select Preview from table and hit Modify


Then select COLUMNS

From Right remove what you don;t want to see and from Left add column "To"

@Chris Bowden: You can easily do all this in the GUI. Do you actually want to do it in PowerShell?

@Tom Cieslik: In Outlook, mailbox aliases will not show as the alias name but rather the mailbox name, which is not what the OP is looking for unless I am misunderstanding the question. What you are suggesting will only show the To column.

Not really

I have 3 aliases and if I change view and select TO column to show up, then I can see emails coming to all my email addresses

I have multiple aliases and I tried it your way and it yields exactly what I am saying...alias do NOT show up but rather the default mailbox address does always BY DESIGN. I'm running EXCH2016/Outlook 2016. What are you running? It definitively does NOT work this way in Exchange 2003+. If you have a mailbox with multiple aliases and someone sends to one of the alias addresses the alias does not display on the To field but rather the Primary mailbox address does.

In Outlook 2013 is working

You can see 2 aliases Tom Cieslik and IT, bot are mine


Maybe in new Outlook Microsoft have changed they way Outlook is acting. I can;t confirm since I;m not using Outlook 2016

And you are using Exchange? This is an Exchange server behavior not an Outlook one.

Exchange 2013

You have them setup as DGs then! It may serve you better in the future to investigate your own environment. :)

There is another field but it require to change filter to All Mail Fields, then select E-Mail Account and Add it to View


 

i have changed the view i still have the same issue

Yes, I can confirm that is NOT possible.
Sorry I got confused. Outlook will always show you primary email address.
I got IT showing because this is my distribution group I've created, so this is workaround for you.
Remove all additional email addresses from your email field in Exchange. Create few distribution group with address your want to get email to (make sure you Exchange is accepting email to this address) and assign yourself to this groups.

This will give you list you're looking for in Outlook.

Sorry for misleading.

I provided the answer to your question here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29068408/Email-Multiple-email-accouunts-to-one-user.html?anchorAnswerId=42368644#a42368644

Do you have any further questions regarding it? Please let me know...otherwise you can close this question by selecting on Best Solution under the solution that worked.