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Those are set by the sender, why would you want to change them to something else?
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Those are set by the sender, why would you want to change them to something else?

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It's to address a specific use case involving email systems that auto-respond. &nbsp;If the system receives a specific email from an external sender, we do not want the system to auto-respond externally to the sender, but we do want to be informed about the auto-response and want a response to go to an internal distribution list.
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It's to address a specific use case involving email systems that auto-respond.  If the system receives a specific email from an external sender, we do not want the system to auto-respond externally to the sender, but we do want to be informed about the auto-response and want a response to go to an internal distribution list.

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Is there a way to change the Reply-To or From address from incoming Internet email with the Exchange 2016 Mailbox or Edge roles? &nbsp;Is there a way to accomplish this with transport rules or address rewriting?
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Is there a way to change the Reply-To or From address from incoming Internet email with the Exchange 2016 Mailbox or Edge roles?  Is there a way to accomplish this with transport rules or address rewriting?

Change Reply-To or From address for incoming Internet email

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Exchange

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Email Servers

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