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MLA!
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Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:30 am Post subject:
redirect e-mail from existing domain to a new one |
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Hi,
I have a company 123.com .
We registred a new domain name 456.com .
I need that e-mail for 123.com will be redirected to 456.com
In other words e-mail sent to bob@123.com will be forwarded to bob@456.com
I am pretty sure it's doable. Yes? No?
My questions:
1. how will look our zone file?
Mail comming to both domains should be dircted to the same e-mail server IP.
2. On a new E2003 server I will have a user bob@456.com with his mail box.
What about e-mails to bob@123.com ? He is not a 456.com domain user.
Where I can set an option redirecting e-mail that comes to bob@123.com
to bob@456.com?
Thanks,
Michael.
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
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Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:58 am Post subject:
Re: redirect e-mail from existing domain to a new one |
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In news:C4C62193-6B3A-4E1A-9A40-976A0A07DE95@microsoft.com,
MLA! <MLA@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
| Quote: | Hi,
I have a company 123.com .
We registred a new domain name 456.com .
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set up 456.com in your recipient policy and make sure all mailboxes inherit
the changes/are stamped with the correct addresses in the 456.com domain.
See http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF010.html for more info.
| Quote: |
I need that e-mail for 123.com will be redirected to 456.com
In other words e-mail sent to bob@123.com will be forwarded to
bob@456.com
I am pretty sure it's doable. Yes? No?
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If Joe Bloggs has a mailbox and 123.com and 456.com are both set up
properly, he can have addresses on both domains. Mail sent to any address
will hit his mailbox. You will decide what the default/reply address is, in
your recipient policy/policies.
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My questions:
1. how will look our zone file?
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You'll make the MX record for 456.com match the one for 123.com, usually.
| Quote: | Mail comming to both domains should be dircted to the same e-mail
server IP.
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Your public DNS is where you'd do this.,
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2. On a new E2003 server I will have a user bob@456.com with his mail
box. What about e-mails to bob@123.com ? He is not a 456.com domain
user.
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There is no "domain user" in this sense. Any mail enabled object can have an
address on both domains, or either domain.
Not necessary. See above.
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MLA!
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Thu Dec 22, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Re: redirect e-mail from existing domain to a new one |
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Thank you very much.
I still have some planning to do...
Probably later I will ask a bit more.
May I ? :)
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
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In news:C4C62193-6B3A-4E1A-9A40-976A0A07DE95@microsoft.com,
MLA! <MLA@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
Hi,
I have a company 123.com .
We registred a new domain name 456.com .
set up 456.com in your recipient policy and make sure all mailboxes inherit
the changes/are stamped with the correct addresses in the 456.com domain.
See http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF010.html for more info.
I need that e-mail for 123.com will be redirected to 456.com
In other words e-mail sent to bob@123.com will be forwarded to
bob@456.com
I am pretty sure it's doable. Yes? No?
If Joe Bloggs has a mailbox and 123.com and 456.com are both set up
properly, he can have addresses on both domains. Mail sent to any address
will hit his mailbox. You will decide what the default/reply address is, in
your recipient policy/policies.
My questions:
1. how will look our zone file?
You'll make the MX record for 456.com match the one for 123.com, usually.
Mail comming to both domains should be dircted to the same e-mail
server IP.
Your public DNS is where you'd do this.,
2. On a new E2003 server I will have a user bob@456.com with his mail
box. What about e-mails to bob@123.com ? He is not a 456.com domain
user.
There is no "domain user" in this sense. Any mail enabled object can have an
address on both domains, or either domain.
Where I can set an option redirecting e-mail that comes to bob@123.com
to bob@456.com?
Not necessary. See above.
Thanks,
Michael.
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]
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Fri Dec 23, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Re: redirect e-mail from existing domain to a new one |
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MLA! wrote:
| Quote: | Thank you very much.
I still have some planning to do...
Probably later I will ask a bit more.
May I ? :)
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Of course - ask away. Keep all questions in the groups, though. :)
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"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
In news:C4C62193-6B3A-4E1A-9A40-976A0A07DE95@microsoft.com,
MLA! <MLA@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
Hi,
I have a company 123.com .
We registred a new domain name 456.com .
set up 456.com in your recipient policy and make sure all mailboxes
inherit the changes/are stamped with the correct addresses in the
456.com domain. See http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF010.html
for more info.
I need that e-mail for 123.com will be redirected to 456.com
In other words e-mail sent to bob@123.com will be forwarded to
bob@456.com
I am pretty sure it's doable. Yes? No?
If Joe Bloggs has a mailbox and 123.com and 456.com are both set up
properly, he can have addresses on both domains. Mail sent to any
address will hit his mailbox. You will decide what the default/reply
address is, in your recipient policy/policies.
My questions:
1. how will look our zone file?
You'll make the MX record for 456.com match the one for 123.com,
usually.
Mail comming to both domains should be dircted to the same e-mail
server IP.
Your public DNS is where you'd do this.,
2. On a new E2003 server I will have a user bob@456.com with his
mail box. What about e-mails to bob@123.com ? He is not a 456.com
domain user.
There is no "domain user" in this sense. Any mail enabled object can
have an address on both domains, or either domain.
Where I can set an option redirecting e-mail that comes to
bob@123.com to bob@456.com?
Not necessary. See above.
Thanks,
Michael. |
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