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Exchange 2003 Multiple Domains

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by ehoffman

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I have a user who has an email address at two domains, now on our Exchange server. We added both domains to the recipient policies, and her actual email addresses in her user account.

Problem is, her email rules only work with the default email address. How can we make Exchange/Outlook work with rules regarding the actual origin to address rather than the account?

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by curacao_dejavu

When creating a rule the wizard asks something like if the local rules has preference then on the exchange (or something similar) I don't remember the exact words) make sure you select the local one.

please make a remark of which version of outlook are you using.

Leopold

by ehoffman

Outlook 2003. Local rules most liekly will not work as everything by the time it gets to outlook there looks like her main AD/Exchange account.

by msexton

There is a program available that runs on the Exchange server (2000 or 2003) that will let you do what you want.

You can find it at:
http://www.ivasoft.biz/choosefrom.shtml

Unfortunatly, it's not free ($150 for 1 server) and you have to type in the alternate e-mail address each time you want to send a message from anything other than your default address.

-mark

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