You also need to set up a recipient policy for that additional domain.
Let me know if you need more details.
mb
DavieBoy wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how you can configure exchange to be able to handle
more than one domain name? E.g I have a user that has a pop3 account they
need to be able to utilise but it is different from the domain name already
being utilised in Exchange.
Currently for both mail domains they are Pop3 so exchange is just picking
the mails up from s specified mail server and that is going to be the case
with this other domain.
RE: strange problem....... ... Ignore the title on the site about not trusting Exchange,...POP3 account will stay default. ... > I have an SBS 2003 network.... > I then manually map a drive to a share on the server.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: POP3 Connector not forwarding mail. ... Well for me not trusting my e-mail to Exchange and using it in full SMTP...connector to route to the .local address. ... found that it was routing the email from my pop3 account right back to ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: POP users unable to send to distribution lists ... yes all the users have the same domain extensions.... the SMTP server to the Exchange server?... For POP users I only have and see POP3 ... FAX and the POP3 account?... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Exchange Hijacks Default Account ... I'm told "SBS uses a logon script that does it. ... > over to using Exchange completely, then discovered that If I wanted to ... > Exchange assumes it should be the default account, not the POP3 account I ... (microsoft.public.outlook.general)
Re: Outlook and Exchange account issue ... .COM domain exposure to the internet for the SBS srv.... exchange for e-mail for the .local domain and then the POP3 account...Exchange has been configured to pull the POP3 inbound e-mail for all ... Since SBS is not exposed to the internet with a domain.COM URL ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
