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Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 11:48:20 AM
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ramagates
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my plan is to have domain1, domain2 in the same exchange.
there are 2 people with same name in both the companies. say user@domain1.com and user@domain2.com
i couldnt add the user in same name
eg:
abc@domain1.com
abc@domain2.com
abc cannot be created again for domain2
abc@domain1.com > refers to a diffrent user may be ABC CHARLS in domain1 company
abc@domain2.com > refers to a diffrent user may be ABC STEPHEN in domain 2 company
how can i do this? i tried all the ways and couldn't. please email to ramagates@gmail.com
yahoo - ramagates, msn-ramagates@hotmail.com
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:00:08 PM
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Sembee
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You need to look at your email address policies.
If you haven't changed them from the default then all users will get an email address in both domains.
If you change them so that there are separate policies for both domains then use something on the user account to control which address they get an email address for, then you will not get a clash.
At a basic level you could simply turn off the setting to allow email address polices to control the email address on the user account and then remove the address you want to assign to another user. However long term it will be better to get your email address policies setup correctly.
Simon.
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:02:22 PM
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ramagates
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yes but i cant creare 2 users in the same name. thats the problem.
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:13:39 PM
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Sembee
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You are confusing usernames with email addresses. They can be different.
If you need two users to have an email address of john, but in different domains, then you create the user accounts as john1 and john2 or john.domain1 and john.domain2.
When the accounts are created assign the email addresses manually or configure the email address policy to assign email addresses based on values other than the user name.
Simon.
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:22:01 PM
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ramagates
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so in Active Directory i create as john.domain1 and john.domain2 (2users)
so i wont have any problem in creating multiple emails
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:27:52 PM
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Sembee
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The Active Directory username has nothing to do with the email address, unless your email address policy is configured to use the username.
Therefore you just need to decide on what method you will use to separate two users with the same name etc when creating the accounts. Whether this is through ADUC or the New User wizard in EMC at the point of entering the username.
Simon.
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RE: Exchange 2007 SP1 - multiple domains - 18.Aug.2008 12:32:16 PM
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ramagates
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i am planning to go with ADUC. but when i give the same name in per windows name. its giving an error
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