Networks

Ask something
Discussion Locked

Auto Reply

0 helpful
5 replies

by jasnew98

Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.
Is there anyway to set auto-reply to sender when a staff resigns? The network ID is disabled & Name hide in GAL.

5 replies

by rkuhn040172

Don't disable the account, just give it a new, strong password and then simply use either a new rule in Outlook or the out of office assistant...no need to make this difficult :)

by bfilmfan

Eitehr will need a server side rule or a recipient policy depending on which version of Exchange you are running if you are having the message sent back from the server.

by w2ktechman

In my experience, setting up a rule to run on the server is best. Out of office setup only replies the first time to a sender. Some people ignore out of office messages, so using a rule and setting up a template is best.

by jasnew98

sender only receives once when out of office is set.
rule will not take effect when account is disabled.

This discussion is closed to new replies.