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Using exchange to forward mail to a third party mail server. 1

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smudger1

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Sep 17, 1999
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Picture this:<br>
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DomainA.co.uk and DomainB.co.uk.<br>
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Both these are downloaded from the ISP on the same feed. Exchange is set up to distrubute the mail to the user at Office A.<br>
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OfficeA = DomainA.co.uk = SiteA<br>
OfficeB = DomainB.co.uk = SiteB<br>
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DomainB.co.uk are moving to Office B and need to have the mail forwarded. The third party software is expected to dial up and retrieve the mail that is queued for DomainB.co.uk. <br>
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There fore all mail for DomainA.co.uk is distributed around the office and DomainB.co.uk is queued and sent to Office B when the Third part mail server rings in.<br>
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Can anyone point me in the right direction for achieving this situation.<br>
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Thank you in advance for reading this.
 
If I am correct are you trying to forward e-mail to <A HREF="mailto:joe@aol.com">joe@aol.com</A>?<br>
If so In exchange Administrator YOu should go to file/new/custom mailbox and create the email account in there (<A HREF="mailto:joe@aol.com">joe@aol.com</A>). After that is done go to the current individuals mailbox in Exchange and go to I think it's delivery options and select the radio button on the bottom and select that individuals new custom email account that it is to be forwarded to.<br>
I hope i was helpful
 
Thanks but not quite what i was after. I figured it out by setting the domainname mail to outbound on the server. Nice,simple and effective.<br>
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Thanks for the reply.
 
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