Hi Liz, First, do a directory export, then using the secondary email address field, add the secondary email address to the .csv file. Do a directory import to get all the information back in Exchange. All the users should now have two email addresses @abcdefg.com and xyz.com. To make the new xyz.com the default address, go to Configuration/Site Addressing and click Properties. Go to the site addressing tab and you should change the address there. Rodney Li
> NT 4 SP 5 > Exchange 5.5 SP 4 > > > We are currently running with an smtp address of @abcdefg.com and when a > users is created an smtp address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] is autogenerated. We > have been awarded xyz.com. We would like to set it up so that users can > send and recieve from both addresses without having to manually add the > address to each account. Also we would like to have it create smtp > accounts for both addresses automaticily. > > We have added wxyz.com to the IMS routing information. > > If we manually add @xyz.com address to a test account (@abcdefg.com is > auto generated when the account was created) it works fine. How do we get > it to auto add the smtp address to existing and new accounts? > > any thoughts would be appreciated. > > Liz List Charter and FAQ at: http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm
