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by khafner

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My company has some weird policies were a lot of email is addressed to job function as opposed to specific users. We just migrated to an Exchange 2003 environment. What I need to do is give a user multiple email addresses. For example: John Doe needs the following email address to be routed to his mailbox, jdoe@company.net, accounting@company.net, and Joe@company.net. No need to for seperate mailboxes I just want to route the mail to jdoe's mailbox. I imagine this is an easy thing to do in an exchange environment, but since I ma rookie at Exchange I am unsure how to do this.

Thanks,
Kevin

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by ccthompson

All you gotta do is click on the Email address tab in Active Directory. Right click user name, you'll find it in there.

Create a new one, joe@company.net, type SMTP, and your done. I would make accounting a distribution group rather than give it to just one guy. This way you can add other people to it later.

I personally have 3 email address firstname@company.com, lastname@company.com, and firstinitallastname@company.com.

No Problem.

Hope this helps!

by ccthompson

All you gotta do is click on the Email address tab in Active Directory. Right click user name, you'll find it in there.

Create a new one, joe@company.net, type SMTP, and your done. I would make accounting a distribution group rather than give it to just one guy. This way you can add other people to it later.

I personally have 3 email address firstname@company.com, lastname@company.com, and firstinitallastname@company.com.

No Problem.

Hope this helps!

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