On our Exchange 2003 server, there was a misconfiguration to lead
additional addresses being added into all recepients. We have made
correction to prevent it from happenign again, but I need to remove
those 2 additional address from all mailboxes.

Is recepient policy capable of doing that?

Re: Any way to "remove" address by recepient policy? by Andy

Andy
Wed May 07 12:44:04 CDT 2008

On Wed, 7 May 2008 10:41:43 -0700 (PDT), achen <achen2002@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>On our Exchange 2003 server, there was a misconfiguration to lead
>additional addresses being added into all recepients. We have made
>correction to prevent it from happenign again, but I need to remove
>those 2 additional address from all mailboxes.
>
>Is recepient policy capable of doing that?


http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318774
"Removing duplicate and unwanted proxy addresses in Exchange"


Re: Any way to "remove" address by recepient policy? by Chad

Chad
Wed May 07 12:47:24 CDT 2008

Nope, I would probably use ADModify to get rid of it. Google Admodify and
you'll find it. It has an option to get rid of specified domains. If you
want to get rid of the part of the address before the @ sign, that's tougher
and would probably require a script, or if the mailboxes are new, you could
just mail disable all of the them and re mail enable them.

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"achen" <achen2002@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2ee0d119-ca08-4872-ac82-2e1e261edf0f@u36g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> On our Exchange 2003 server, there was a misconfiguration to lead
> additional addresses being added into all recepients. We have made
> correction to prevent it from happenign again, but I need to remove
> those 2 additional address from all mailboxes.
>
> Is recepient policy capable of doing that?


Re: Any way to "remove" address by recepient policy? by achen

achen
Thu May 08 10:30:29 CDT 2008

Chad,

ADModify did the work, thanks.

All addresses I needed to delete are under the same domain name so it
was quite easy on ADModify, but it took me some extra time to find out
I need to run it on a computer with Exchange System Manager installed,
otherwise the tab of modifying email address will not show up.