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Windows Exchange forwarding to External Address

Discussion in 'Software' started by Enak, 30 Sep 2004.

  1. Enak

    Enak Also known as Kane

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    For the life of me I simply cannot find out how to forward a users email to an external address without setting up a server side rule in outlook.

    This is a pain in the arse if you just want to do something like:
    joe@ourdomain.co.uk -> joebloggs1454@hotmail.com

    Anyone know a better way?
     
  2. Sp!

    Sp! Minimodder

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    you need to set your external address up as a contact in Active directory then on your user account choose properties and under exchange advanced there's a mail forwarding button,

    I think ... but I've not got a server to check on, should be fairly simple to set up anyway.
     
  3. Short-Media

    Short-Media What's a Dremel?

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    Set up a new OU called something "external forwarding addresses" (or something like that) in Active Directory(optional).

    Create your external mailing address in Active Directory as a contact.

    Then right click on the user account you want to forward mail to that address and

    Select username->right click->properties->Exchange General->delivery options->forwarding address

    :)
     
  4. Tech-Daddy

    Tech-Daddy What's a Dremel?

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    What version of Exchange are you mucking with?
    5.5 has a little different method to it....
     
  5. Enak

    Enak Also known as Kane

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    Exchange 2003
     
  6. Enak

    Enak Also known as Kane

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    OK, didn't think of doing it that way :) Thank you.
     
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