How do I configure an Exchange 2003Standard SP2 two domains different?. I need that certain users can have two Exchange. The MX already are pointing to that server. Thank you.

Hi Francisco, are we talking about users having two SMTP addresses (for example saso@domain1.priand saso@domain2.pri)? Or are we talking about separated mailboxes for users each containing only one SMTP domain? Best regards, Saso Erdeljanov http://exchange.si

Thank you for your reply. I have 2 domains for e-mail: @company1.com and @company2.com Require that each user has two mailboxes, ie user@company1.com and user@company2.com If you can be, I would like to have separate mailboxes, but I think it is only possible with the EE version does not?. I recommend? Thank you.

Hi Francisco, you can also have separated mailboxes in standard edition if that is your requirement. This is not limitation of standard edition. Create new recipient policy for users at company2.com domain and grant full mailbox accessto users primary account. Best regards, Saso Erdeljanov http://exchange.si

Hi Francisco, An AD user can only have one Exchange Mailbox. Nevertheless, you can create a new mailbox with user@company2.com email address and have the original user has full control permission to access the mailbox. Mike

In the properties of the user in AD, under the tab "Email Address" he added user@company2.com mail. Now as configure Exchange 2003 for the dominio@company2.com is valid and the user can configure it for SMTP?. I suppose you have to be POP3, but what interests me first is to configure the Exchange and configure the recipient policy. Could guide me in this? Thank you and forgive the inconvenience.

Hi, You can refer to following article to create a recipient policy: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998147(EXCHG.65).aspx In addition, from your description, I think you would like to have specific users have two Email Address but not two Mailboxes. If I misunderstood your concerns, please let me know. If I am right, I suggest you can configure a second recipient policy with Filter Rules for the specific users and assign two email addresses to the users. After that, you can force the RUS to run to update the proxyAddresses attribute of the specific users. Then, I think the users are able to receive emails sent to their two email addresses. Nevertheless, I would like to explain the users are only able to send emails as their primary email addresses. Mike

I said maybe wrong. I need those users who have mailboxes 2 seconds idependientes the domain, and if it reaches an email to the account user @ domainA can respond using the account user @ domainA, and when it reaches the user account @ domainB, can respond using the account user @ domainB. It is possible? Thanks for everything.

Hi, Firstly, please understand in exchange an AD user1 can have several SMTP email address such as user@domainA, user@domainB. Nevertheless, an AD user can only have a primary SMTP email address and a mailbox associated with the AD user object. In addition, as I explained in previous post, the user1 is able to receive emails send to user@domainA and user@domainB by logon his mailbox. Nevertheless, the user is only able to send as user@domainA if it is his primary SMTP address. Therefore, the current workaround of this problem is to create another user2 object with user@domainB as his primary SMTP address. Then, we can assign user1 full control permission to access user2s mailbox and Send As permission of user2 to send as user@domainB. You can refer to following article regarding send as permission: http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid43_gci1103948,00.html# Mike