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Embarrassingly Simple Question on the use of Exchange!

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MikeTheMerciless

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Dec 3, 2002
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I’m hoping one of you good fellas would be able to give me an answer to just a quick query on the fundamentals of a program like Exchange:

I noticed that our company Email address used the Email Forwarding from the company that hosted our web page, and the address was assoc@intcentre.com. As we have the ability for unlimited Email forwarding, I added a new account called accounts@intcentre.com. What I then noticed was that on both Outlook Express mail clients on both people’s computers would receive any and all messages sent to the domain @intcentre.com; as opposed to assoc only receiving emails addressed to assoc@intcentre.com.

Am I correct in thinking that this is where a mail server with Exchange 2000 comes in; routing the Email to the correct user based on who it’s addressed to?

Sincere thanks to any help on this matter!
Kind regards,
Michael


 
Well exchange could do the routing, but if its just email forwarding for 2 accounts then exchange would be a bit overkill for what you need. Where does the mail to @intcentre.com get forwarded to? Is it a pop3 account. If so you could get your mail forwarding company to forward each address to a different pop3 account and just change the "reply to" setting in outlook express to the corresponding address. Looks like at the moment they are forwarding anything @intcentre.com to one account. Hope that helps :)
 
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