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If a user has multiple aliases is there any way of telling WHICH alias mail was sent to when it arrives in their inbox? We're running Exch/Outlook 2010 here and our mail server dude has decided that when a staff member leaves that their mailbox is to be immediately archived to THE VAULT and if their manager wants to keep their mailbox live - well, well tough poo poo. The policy is to add the ex-employee's alias to another user so they can continue to receive mail at that address. For example, I've got one user "Ann Perkins", her address is annp@mycompany.com.au - but she also has mail aliases for lesliek@mycompany.com.au aprill@mycompany.com.au - users who have left recently. When mail arrives in Outlook, she has no way of knowing which address it was actually sent to, is there any way around this? edit: figured it out. Set up a rule with "if message header contains XXXXXX" move to "blah folder". psylent fucked around with this message at 06:27 on Nov 22, 2011 |
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Running Exch2010 - after I add an email address to an already existing mailbox - how quickly should that mailbox be able to receive external mail to that address?
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Mar 6, 2012 01:31
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Linux Nazi posted:Immediately, unless you have really latent AD replication or other outstanding issues.
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Mar 6, 2012 03:59
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xtothez posted:The change has to replicate to a DC on the same site as the Edge Server handling the external mail. This should take 15mins or less if your AD sites are well-planned.
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