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David wrote:
first of all, sorry if crossposting is not done here. Crossposting is fine. In the office we have one standard windows 2003 DC running Exchange 2003 SP2. In the past each client popped its mail from the ISP's mailbox. A few weeks ago I let our ISP modify the MX record so our Exchange handles all mail delivery. Some of us have outlook rules like "if mail from @domainname.com", move it to the folder "domainname". Ever since our Exchange is handling the mail, these rules no longer work. Change the condition to "with specific words in the sender's address" and let "domainname.com" be the specific words. -- Brian Tillman |
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