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Recent content by StuartMcC
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Hi, Apologies for the delay. Our AD environment only uses one domain and we only have the one Exchange server. If this is not possible I will just have to change the Exchange server to route all mail direct to the internet - at the moment it is configured to route everything through the smart...- StuartMcC
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Hi Mike, I have tried setting it up the way you suggested, but when creating up my additional SMTP connector it only seems to get used if I put the domain of the person I am sending TO in the address space, which would lead me to believe it is routing the messages dependant on the recipients...- StuartMcC
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Anyone?- StuartMcC
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Have reposted in Exchange 2003 forum area.- StuartMcC
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Hi, I have an Exchange 2003 server currently hosting mailboxes for multiple SMTP domains. Is there any way I can set up outgoing email so that any mail sent from an @domain1.co.uk account will be sent straight to the internet using DNS, but if the user's address is domain2.co.uk it will be...- StuartMcC
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Outgoing message routing depending on sender address
Hi, I have an Exchange 2003 server currently hosting mailboxes for multiple SMTP domains. Is there any way I can set up outgoing email so that any mail sent from an @domain1.co.uk account will be sent straight to the internet using DNS, but if the user's address is domain2.co.uk it will be...- StuartMcC
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- Replies: 1
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
