Re: External email recipient

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I would probably remove any external address then...let it sit at just deliver to the Exchange mailbox and perhaps reboot the server tonight, or let it sit like this overnight and then set to new email tomorrow. Might just require time.

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"mark-docendo" <markdocendo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:5549A065-B39A-444C-87C8-FA002F376DBE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cris

Tried this already - No the email address is a normal external mail address

It seems like the original forward address is just stuck even though it no
longer exists??

"Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

> I would probably go into Delivery Options for the User, set it back to only deliver to the mail box. Apply > OK
>
> Go back in and change back to select the users mailbox and the new external address. Apply > OK
>
> This external address isn't a Windows Mobile device is it?
>
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> "mark-docendo" <markdocendo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:BB295CF5-940D-491B-A53E-1B6849A30960@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I set up an external email recipiant using active directory contact with an
> smtp address.
> I then set rouitng options to forward email to external recipient & users
> mailbox.
> The user then required the email to go to another external address instead
> of the one I set up.
> I deleted the Active directory contact before changing the users routing
> options then set up another contact in active directory and set the routing
> options to use this instead.
> However the emails are forwarding to the originally set up external
> recipient even though the contact no longer exists and nothing goes to the
> second address at all.
>
> I thought maybe a server restart might dislodge the problem but still the same
>
> How can I get this rectified???
>
> PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN UNDERSTAND ALL THAT - THANK YOU

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