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Managing two Exchange domains - 10.Oct.2006 3:34:52 PM

clevett

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Hi all,

Here's my current situation. I have a customer who wishes to accomplish the following..

Allow Company 1 and Company 2 users (2 different domains and exchange servers) to have active email accounts for both domain for all users within those 2 networks.

Not sure if this is possible or not.

Thanks

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RE: Managing two Exchange domains - 10.Oct.2006 3:46:44 PM

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What are you trying to achieve?

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RE: Managing two Exchange domains - 10.Oct.2006 3:50:43 PM

clevett

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i need users in both domain to have mailboxes/address for both domains.

user in domain A needs user@domainA and user@domainB
user in Domain B needs user@domainA and auser@domainB

any way to do this without merging domains

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RE: Managing two Exchange domains - 10.Oct.2006 4:42:57 PM

jchong

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A user can only be associated with one mailbox. However, a user can have multiple SMTP proxy addresses. You can configure RUS so that users are stamped with @company1.com and with @company2.com email addresses. You will have to setup your SMTP connectors properly in order for mail to be delivered to and fro.

Sharing SMTP namespace.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321721

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RE: Managing two Exchange domains - 24.Oct.2006 12:56:51 PM