Re: SMTP sending out inc email address of user by Les
Les
Thu Sep 18 11:07:28 CDT 2003
Hi Simon,
By default, the users email address is generated using the log-on name. You
can change this behavior several ways.
The most efficient way is to change your recipient policy.
In Exchange System Manager, expand Recipients and click on Recipient
Policies.
On the right pane right click the default recipient policy and select
properties.
On the email Address Policy, click new, select SMTP Address and click OK
In the Address box, enter %g@atlantic......com.
OK your way out.
Click the check box beside the new address, and click on Set as Primary
button.
OK your way out.
Right click the Default Policy again, and select Apply this Policy Now.
In a few minutes, you should be able to go into user properties, and see the
new address on the General tab, at the bottom where it says E-mail.
Note that the %g vairable refers to the given name - which is equivalent to
the First name box on the users general tab.
--
Les Connor [SBS MVP]
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SBS Rocks !
"Simon" <simon_breeze_energy@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:lykab.1095$0x5.182583@stones.force9.net...
> Hi All
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> Hope some one can help
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> I have now got our email growing out with the correct domain i.e..
> @atlantic......com
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> But every time I try to correct the user's email address sbs resets the
SMTP
> to the users logon name after a reboot i.e..
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> brian@atlantic.....com comes out as BrianBigg-Wither@atlantic.........com
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> First post
> Hi All
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> Hope some one can help me.
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> I have changed the SMTP address to the email address of our web domain &
set
> to primary in user list under server administrator console but every time
> the users send out email the email address on the recipient machine come
up
> as the local domain?.
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> I.a. brian@breeze???????.com comes out as Brian@Breeze???????.local
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> If any one can help I would be over the moon.........
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> Regards
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> Simon
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