If a@xyz .com is his primary email address, just add other addresses in EAC-recipients-mailboxes-email address and all messages sent to b@xyz .com will show the recipients as a@xyz .com
If you need changing the primary email address, this command should help:
Set-Mailbox domain\username -PrimarySmtpAddress user@keyman .com -EmailAddressPolicyEnabled $false
Changing the to: email address of an email arriving in a mailbox.
Hi, we would like to do the following
- Have a mailbox (alias?, forwarded?) with 2 emails addresses a@xyz .com and b@xyz .com
- Receive emails via both addresses
- See all emails in the mailbox as being sent to a@xyx .com regardless of where they were sent to. i.e. basically change b@xyz .com to a@xyz .com
Can this be done in Exchange server? if yes, how?
We need all emails to show that they came to a@xyz .com because the emails are read into Dynamics CRM via the e-mailrouter, which will only process the emails sent to a@xyz .com
Thanks
Christian
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Eric Yin-MSFT 4,386 Reputation points
2020-08-03T05:57:27.143+00:00
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Andy David - MVP 142.7K Reputation points MVP
2020-08-01T01:03:24.167+00:00 If to a@xyz .com is the primary SMTP address, that is expected. Exchange will always resolve the recipient address to the Default/Primary Address.
You will need to have Dynamics check the header for the original SMTP address of the recipient or use two mailboxes and set the second mailbox set to b@xyz .com as the primary and have Dynamics use that mailbox as well.
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Christian J. Betrisey 21 Reputation points
2020-08-05T12:41:46.583+00:00 Many thanks for both of you to answer my question.
I forwarded your answer to our Exchange guy and he was able to set up b@xyz .com as described in EricYin answer. This works as described.
Thanks again
Christian