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I'm not aware of this being possible. You cant determine who the NDR or OOO goes to unless you use some type of Transport rule possibly.
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I'm not aware of this being possible. You cant determine who the NDR or OOO goes to unless you use some type of Transport rule possibly.

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Is there a way, then, to create a transport rule based on the reply-to address? &nbsp;Or, better still, if a reply-to address is present, all replies must point to that, instead of the Sender field? &nbsp;(it seems to defeat the purpose but somehow auto-replies only recognize what's in the From field...)
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Is there a way, then, to create a transport rule based on the reply-to address?  Or, better still, if a reply-to address is present, all replies must point to that, instead of the Sender field?  (it seems to defeat the purpose but somehow auto-replies only recognize what's in the From field...)

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I would have to look at that later today. Not sure there is a rule for that specifically but I will check once I'm able and let you know.
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I would have to look at that later today. Not sure there is a rule for that specifically but I will check once I'm able and let you know.

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Thanks for your help, timgreen7077!
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Is there a way in Exchange 2013 to force all receipts, Out-Of-Office messages, and even NDR's to the Reply-To address instead of the sender's in the From field? &nbsp;In this instance, you have a bulk email that goes out. &nbsp;The recipient sees that the message appears from User A while, behind the curtain, the reply-to points to User B. &nbsp;Actual replies from the recipient goes to User B but any receipts and OOO's go to User A.<br />
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Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
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Is there a way in Exchange 2013 to force all receipts, Out-Of-Office messages, and even NDR's to the Reply-To address instead of the sender's in the From field?  In this instance, you have a bulk email that goes out.  The recipient sees that the message appears from User A while, behind the curtain, the reply-to points to User B.  Actual replies from the recipient goes to User B but any receipts and OOO's go to User A.


Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Forcing Auto-Replies to Reply-To instead of From

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