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Mike - Thanks for that answer - that seems to have fixed the issue. Does that affect anything by having the secondary domain, and also, do you happen to know exactly why that has to be there? Sorry for all the questions, just kind of "forced" in the past week to get this up and...

Thanks a lot - I have it all working now. I was just curious if it was possible to have a same username. Anyways, now that that is out of the way, can someone explain why OWA only works with users in the primary domain? If the account is created for the 2nd domain, it will ask for a...

Either I'm completely lost or maybe my first question was misleading? I have domain1.com and domain2.com. There's 2 completely different people, with the same usermane ie. jsmith@domain1.com, jsmith@domain2.com. If I create a jsmith in AD i can change the email to jsmith@domain2.com but I...

I'm not sure if that helps me. I need the same username, but for two different smtp domains.

I have the multiple domain setup working, i.e. multiple recipient policies and what not. My question is how can I use the secondary domains as just smtp/pop3 domains? Our company hosts several websites and domains and I would like to migrate over to exchange server to handle this. Some...

I know this still wasn't the way we had done it but it should work. Thanks.

Hello, yes I am aware of OWA, however, the way this was setup was by modifying the lmhosts file (I believe) and actually getting the Outlook program (on my home computer) to connect to the exchange server at the office. As far as firewalls, I can configure it to whatever I need to make it work...

Hello, my question is simple. I am wondering if it is at all possible to be able to connect to the exchange server at our office using Outlook just as we would from our office. I have a laptop that this would be ideal for, and know of someone who had once done it but doesn't remember how...