As long as out of office is enabled, only 1 autoreply per address - so you
(aka the person who is out of the office) need to turn off OOF then turn it
back on.

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"ptbowler" wrote in message
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On Jun 18, 1:08 pm, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
What version of Exchange?

Did you restart the OOF? It only sends once per address until its
restarted.

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"ptbowler" wrote in message

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I don't know if this is a limitation on Exchange, or if I just don't
have the correct setting. The problem: Emails forwarded to a mail-
enabled group of three individuals, within Exchange, do not generate
the Out of Office assistant reply (from the original recipient). The
Out of Office reply works when forwarding to one individual. I have
checked the box that says "deliver mail to both recipient and forward,
etc".

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Exchange 2003 - no I have not restarted the OOF - how exactly do I
restart it?