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Running SBS 2003 and set-up exchange to route all undeliverable mail to a certain user. A problem I am having is that some mail not correctly addressed is being returned. The user to receive the undeliverable mail is called brendan, he gets all his mail and any mail addressed to brendon@ but...

so it can be done? I have full access to this server and can add anything as long as it dosent change the settings for the company that the server is for. Where would I start? Cheers

If I understand what you are asking correctly. the anwser is yes! I log on to SBS 2003 using my IE browser. It is as if you are sitting infront of the server it's self. you can also connect to your CD drive and select to hear sounds. Connection wise I use 2mb downstream and 256 upstream you...

Thank you for that. you have confirmed what I was thinking. Is there any way using exchange to change the reply email address like there is in outlook? As I mentioned before the server isn't mine so the domain dose not match my company. I can set my PC and laptop to send using a pop account but...

I have a quick question relating to this subject. I am in the middle of migrating my email accounts to a SBS 2003, I have set up and copied my emails and calendar files across but am unsure about the accounts. I currently have my accounts set up on my home PC with the option checked to deliver...

Please excuse me if this is the wrong place to post this question but I am new to this place and still finding my feet. I am running SBS 2003 and had some issues with the fax service delivering to wired places, I stupidly decided to uninstall the service and start again. I now have a problem...