all mail to the same mailbox 1

[lionk]

I know there's a way to share mailboxes so different users can access these. But I am looking for a possibility to send mail that's addressed to different users to one mailbox so I don't have to create a box for every user. They should be grouped based upon the site-address.
P.E.: mail meant for john@home and mail for jane@home should result in delivery in the same box or folder based on the extension @home. But it should still be possible to know who it was addressed to in the first place.
Can this be done under Exchange?

Many thanks in advance!!!

 

[Fagan]

I'm not sure if this is what you want but maybe you could use some variation of this ... ?

Create the one mailbox required
Under the email addresses tab in Exchange Admin for this account, create multiple email addresses (eg john@home..., jane@home..., etc)
Any mail addressed to any of these email addresses should then go directly to this one mailbox
I guess you could even create sub-folders and rules to automatically sort the mail into a sub-folder for each person if you wanted.

 

[lionk]

I have thought of such a solution myself but the problem is that I don't want to create an individual mailbox for every user. Based upon the site extension the mail should arive at this box or folder, no matter if the user has a mailbox there or not! I've looked around but so far I haven't found any way to do this. The idee is that mail for this site arives at a centralised folder where it is stored. Because the username can be any combination of characters or numbers it should be ignored during delivery. This way I want to avoid a lot of administrative work.
Is there any way to this under Exchange?