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Two questions RE Recipient Policies, additional domains, and the POSTMASTER
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| I'm by no means an experienced user here. However, as I
keep trying to change the "From" address on my outbound e-
mail from exch.mydomain.com to mydomain.com, I have run
across mention of changing the NDR address. An instructor
& microsoft article
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;Q314331
said changing the Masquerade Domain will change the "From"
address. However, the book I"m reading (Exchange 2000
Server: the complete reference) & a few people on here
have said this is for changing the domain to which NDRs
return to.
Might be a place to look, anyway.
>-----Original Message-----
>Two issues I haven't been able to come to complete
resolution on.
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>1. I've got an existing directory with about 1000 users
in it. We've
>got a very large number of domain names, all of which are
assigned to
>the accounts when created due to having added all of them
to the
>Default Recipient Policy. I know what to modify the
default so that
>all NEW users get a different policy, but not make ANY
changes to the
>existing accounts. Is anyone sure of the proper method
for doing
>this, or if it can be insured?
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>2. I need to change the POSTMASTER@domainA.com value that
Exchange
>generates on NDRs. Instead of showing our Exchange
environment's
>primary domain name, I want it to show a different domain
name (it is
>indeed one of the domain names we automatically add to
new user
>accounts as per both the old and updated recipient
policies, as
>discussed in #1 above).
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>I've read several articles about being able to do this by
changing
>your default recipient policy to point to a different
domain as the
>"SET AS PRIMARY" value, however I'm concerned that in
order to make
>this work for the POSTMASTER, I'd also have to apply it
against all
>the user accounts, which as I mentioned would cause
problems.
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>Suggestions?
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>Thanks,
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>-Reed
>.
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