ROGERDODGE
IS-IT--Management
I have an SBS 2003 Server with 5 users and a registered domain name eg
User1@myDomain.co.uk, User2@myDomain.co.uk, etc.
My mail is delivered to the ISP's server and the SBS Exchange collects via POP3.
I also have some "external" users ie. in other locations who have mailboxes on the ISP's server. They collect mail also via dial up and POP3. ie. ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk
Everything is fine and dandy..... UNTIL
one of the 5 users on the SBS wants to send to one of the external users
ie from User1@myDomain.co.uk TO ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk
The SBS receives the email and decides that this is an unknown user (which of course it is AS FAR AS THE SBS is Concerned)
How do I "tell" the SBS Exchange that ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk should be forwarded outbound ??
Help would be appreciated
Regards
Roger Maynard
User1@myDomain.co.uk, User2@myDomain.co.uk, etc.
My mail is delivered to the ISP's server and the SBS Exchange collects via POP3.
I also have some "external" users ie. in other locations who have mailboxes on the ISP's server. They collect mail also via dial up and POP3. ie. ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk
Everything is fine and dandy..... UNTIL
one of the 5 users on the SBS wants to send to one of the external users
ie from User1@myDomain.co.uk TO ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk
The SBS receives the email and decides that this is an unknown user (which of course it is AS FAR AS THE SBS is Concerned)
How do I "tell" the SBS Exchange that ExtUser1@myDomain.co.uk should be forwarded outbound ??
Help would be appreciated
Regards
Roger Maynard