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Name: drwfan78
Date: May 17, 2006 at 09:39:57 Pacific
Subject: Exchange Address Book/ Sending emai
OS: Windows 2000 Server w/ Ex
CPU/Ram: Enough :)
Model/Manufacturer: Dell
Comment:

I have 2 email domains both have their own server. I want to use Exchange solely for an address book for all my Outlook clients. I don't have a problem sending email properly between these domains. However when my clients send an email to an outside domain they get the exchange domain attached to the email. Which is not what we want. I can set the reply to address, but the problem then becomes if a user sends and email internally, it stays local to the exchange server and doesn't send the mail to the proper domain. Anyway to get this accomplished?



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Name: M. Figueiroa
Date: July 16, 2006 at 15:08:32 Pacific
Subject: Exchange Address Book/ Sending emai
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I'm not sure if I understand correctly but If I were you I would look at your user at Active Directory.

Look at E-mail Addresses and see wichd domain appears at SMTP. Probably there's something like xxx@yourdomain.local. Change it to xxx@yourdomain.com (if applyes).


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