Hi In an exchange server 2003 how can I assign one email address to two different mailboxes (i.e two different user accounts) ? I have got a client that is currently using a user account called "LMA" that got one email address associated to it , the email is : info@123.com he decided to use another user account which is called : "LMA MANAGER " (more suitable to his position) which has one email address : manager@123.com associated to it . He asked me that he wants on his new user (LMA MANAGER) account to be able to receive emails that addressed to both email addresses : manager@123.com and info@123.com And in the same time emails addressed to : info@123.com to be delivered to his previous user account (LMA) That means emails which are addressed to: info@123.com should be delivered to two different mailboxes (i.e two different user accounts, "LMA" & "LMA MANAGER") How can I configure that ? Thanks

You would like to use two Exchange accounts in the same mail client, is that right? As far as I know it is not possible, unless you create a pop3-link to that account. You can only have one Exchange-account in the mail client, but you can have as many pop3 accounts as you like. Google on how to set up a pop3 link in your Exchange server, it shouldn't be hard to find.

Why not setup a distribution group? That is very common for a "info" email address.

>>Why not setup a distribution group? That is very common for a "info" email address.<< Good idea , how to do that , if you have got (I know google is my friend) any handy link that shows step by step it would be great. Thanks

>>You would like to use two Exchange accounts in the same mail client, is that right?<< Yes two exchange accounts with same email address.

Setup a distribution group in Active Directory, Users and Computers...right-click and select new group, it can be a mail-enabled security group or distribution group, either way it's a group with an email address and add the members to it you want to distribute to....