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by abraham ocón

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How can I setup Exchange 2000 server to route the internal email accounts to one external?

As my company has not yet an internet node, we are using cable modem to get into internet and distribute internet to all the workstations.

But I would like to assign an email account to every employee, I already done that but for only internal email.

There is a way to use one external (ISP provided) email account and route to the internal email accounts?

Or I have to wait to setup my own internet node?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Abraham Ocon, Honduras, Central America.

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by maxwell edison

Greetings,

Create a custom recipient for the external address as an "Internet Address". On the user's mailbox that you want to forward, choose the "Delivery Options" tab, add the Custom Recipient that you created as an "Alternate Recipient". Choose whether you want the messages to reside at both places, or only to the Custom Recipient.

Regards,

Maxwell

by maxwell edison

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You do this, by the way, in the Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator program.

I can?t elaborate too much because of limited information (and time), but if you go to the following Microsoft site (REMOVE SPACES if they appear in the cut/pasted URL) and do a search of the following articles, you?ll learn a lot more than anyone could possibly post in the answer section of this thread.

http://support.microsoft.com/directory/default.asp

Q148389 Q166905 Q155589 Q155414 Q250521 Q165324 Q235329 Q262112
Q165111

Good luck,

Maxwell

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