Hi, i have a default email address policy and a second address policy which adds an additional address for a different domain. The problem is that these addresses do not seem to be applied, with only the highest priority policy added. I would like all users to have the default address in addition to this second address, is this indeed possible or have i done something wrong? Many thanks Chris

Hi Chris, This is true only the highest priority is added to the user. See this kb article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/319201 So if you like to add two addresses then you need to specify this in the same policy. Regards, Johan blog: www.johanveldhuis.nl

What are the filters for each address policy? If you want second address for all users, you don't need a different policy. If you have to differentiate group of users who get certain addresses, then you would use second policy with ldap filters differentiating between users by using groups or other criteria. It seems you want the addresses for all users, adding second domain to default policy would suffice.