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by acrd0197cas

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Hello,
I work for a small company and I am incharge of maintaining our computer network. However I do not know enough to be considered a System Admin. I know enough to back up our system, fix computer software issues and keep everything running smoothly.

With that said, I have a question regarding Microsoft exchange server. Please forgive me if I have terms wrong. We currently have a domain name of Ironmount, so our email is @ironmount.biz. Now there is going to be someone that will be sharing our office space with us and would like to be able to use our computer to route his email. He would like to register a domain name with something like @ims.biz for his email. My question is can I set up both accounts on the one exchange server? I cannot have the ironmount.biz show up anywhere on his emails that he would send. Is this possible or does he need to have his own server to handle this?

I thank you all in advance. I am very new to this end of the system administration work. I am trying to learn, so I appreciate any help that is given.

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by santosh_patel

I think all u have to do is create a new Organizational unit with the domain name @ims.biz and u can have all his user under this organizational unit. This wont bother ur @ironmount.biz emails as they are 2 different domains with different organizational units. Even I m new to this field but trying to do some research try this.. or wiat for some experts help....

by a.grogan

You can get an Exchange Server to route mail for multiple SMTP domains have a look at Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 315511 (http://search.support.microsoft.com) or do a search in the knowlegde base entitled "multiple SMTP Domains" - I run 9 Exchange Servers that relay mail for 10 seperate domains so it can be done.

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