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Restricting a Exchange 5.5 User

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Can some body help me to find out the solution, I shall be very thankful.

I have the NT Server 4 (SP5 installed) & Exchange 5.5 (SP 1) on the client side is Windows 95 with outlook 97.

I want to do:

1. Restrict a single NT user for sendingand receiving to a specific email address like xyz@hotmail.com he should not be able to accept or send any other mail to any other address.

2. Above User should only send and receive mail on a specific time like from 5:00pm to 7:00pm

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by ncc-chief

Here it comes. 1. Create custom recipient on exchange server with an internet address xyz@hotmail.com. 2. In your user's mailbox properties go to delivery restrictions tab and make that custom recipient the only one who is allowed to send mail to your user (Accept messages from *List and add custom recipient to this list). Make sure your custom recipient's display name is the same as an e-mail address (i.e. xyz@hotmail.com). After testing the configuration you can hide that custom recipient from an address book (Advanced tab in recipient's properties). There is no way to restrict this user to send e-mail to other addresses. You can only restrict it on address per address basis. This MS Knowledgebase article will expain you how to do it forthe whole organization: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q250/5/21.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0.
To prevent time when the user is allowed to send mail specify time restrictions for the mailboxes primary NT account in User Manager for Domains. Hope this helps.

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