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Pedro Gonçalves September 19th 06 04:24 PM

Deliver email to non-existant addresses
 
Hi,

How can I deliver emails sent to a non-existant address.
I mean, for example someone sent an email to , and no
one has this address, but because the email was to myorganisation.com I want
it to be delivered at Jonh's mailbox ) to check it
out.

is this possible? How?

Thanks,
Pedro Gonçalves


Brian Tillman September 19th 06 08:32 PM

Deliver email to non-existant addresses
 
Pedro Gonçalves wrote:

How can I deliver emails sent to a non-existant address.
I mean, for example someone sent an email to ,
and no one has this address, but because the email was to
myorganisation.com I want it to be delivered at Jonh's mailbox
) to check it out.


A server redirection would be best. Ask in the Exchange groups (assuming
this is concerning the same server as mentioned in your prior post).
--
Brian Tillman


Hal Hostetler [MVP-P/I] September 20th 06 02:00 AM

Deliver email to non-existant addresses
 
You can have these messages (in the form of a non-delivery report with the
original message attached) delivered to an accountyou choose:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294757/en-us
How to control non-delivery reports when you use Exchange 2000 or Exchange
2003

Hal
--
Hal Hostetler, CPBE --
Senior Engineer/MIS -- MS MVP- Print /Imaging -- WA7BGX
http://www.kvoa.com -- "When News breaks, we fix it!"
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"Pedro Gonçalves" wrote in message
...
Hi,

How can I deliver emails sent to a non-existant address.
I mean, for example someone sent an email to , and
no
one has this address, but because the email was to myorganisation.com I
want
it to be delivered at Jonh's mailbox ) to check it
out.

is this possible? How?

Thanks,
Pedro Gonçalves





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