In E2K, under the recipient container in System Manager, click on
policies. In the right pane of the MMC you will see default policy.
Right click it and select properties, and then click the email addresses
tab. You can add whatever smtp addresses you want in there (put the @ in
front of the domain name), and don't need to specify route as inbound
what have you. Best of all, because it is a policy, it will ask you if
you want to apply the new addresses to existing mailboxes.
We are in the exact same situation here, and I now actually have 15 smtp
addresses all running from my one mailbox, no Route as inbound required,
just so long as DNS can get the mail to your server.
Hope that helps
Clayton Doige
IT Manager MCSE, MCP + I
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-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Meixler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: September 21, 2001 2:38 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Exchange 2000 and Reroute Incoming SMTP Mail
I just joined the list so I apologize if this has already been covered
before (couldn't find it in the archives).
We have multiple domains which are various spellings of our main domain.
Basically we want any email sent to one of these other domains rerouted
to
our main domain (interlink1.com). In exch5.5 this was simple, anything
sent
to our main domain we set as route to <inbound>. All the other variation
domains we set to route to our main domain. example:
sent to: route to:
interlink1.com <inbound>
interlink-one.com interlink1.com
interlinkone.com interlink1.com
I can't seem to find the necessary settings in Exchange 2000 to make
this
happen. Anyone have pointers on how to do this, or suggestions on
resources
which cover this scenario.
TIA,
Adam
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