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by jgipson

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I need to be able to have a email address but have an alternative recipient. For example, if someone sends an email to me@email.com I want to have it rerouted to me1@email.com. I set it up and it will work internally but not if you're sending it from the outside. I am using Exchange 5.5 on NT server.

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by mckaytech

Probably the easiest way to do what you're trying to do is create an SMTP alias for the outside address and put it on the mailbox in which you would like to receive the message.

So, if your target e-mail address is me1@email.com, that mailbox would have SMTP addresses of me@email.com and me1@email.com and you could select either one to be your return address.

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by deric

Might try using the rules wizard from an Outlook client. As far as I know it will forward a message to an address outside of your Exchange site.

by l lynch

Within Exchange Administrator. Go to the me@email.com recipient properties. Select an Alternate Recipient as me1@email.com in the Delivery Options

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