Changing reply to field.

[Perry Brown]

Say I have an email address called us...@companyA.com this is the primary
way emails will be coming in.

I would like for the reply to address when the recipent reads it to
appear as us...@companyB.com.

I am running Exchange 5.5 SP1 on NT4 SP4 and it is using IMS to get all
email from a UNIX POP server.

The POP server is set to except the persons emial addressed to either
company but when it gets sent out only the first company shows up.

Is it possible to set this up with one server?

I could setup another POP server if needed but I am hoping to reduce the
amount of machines I need for mail.

Thank you for any help

Perry

[Bach, Thorsten]

Double click the users mailbox in the Exchange Administrator. Click the
'email addresses' tab. Click on 'New", choose 'Internet address', type
in the new address, click 'OK'. Highlight the new address and click 'Set
as reply address'

Thorsten Bach
MCSE

[Chris Scharff]

My close personal friend Perry Brown <pbr...@e-niche.com> wrote:

>Say I have an email address called us...@companyA.com this is the primary
>way emails will be coming in.
>
>I would like for the reply to address when the recipent reads it to
>appear as us...@companyB.com.
>
>I am running Exchange 5.5 SP1 on NT4 SP4 and it is using IMS to get all
>email from a UNIX POP server.
>
>The POP server is set to except the persons emial addressed to either
>company but when it gets sent out only the first company shows up.
>
>Is it possible to set this up with one server?
>
>
>I could setup another POP server if needed but I am hoping to reduce the
>amount of machines I need for mail.

Assuming you have companya.com and companyb.com defined as inbound?
Set user@companyB as the default SMTP address in the Exchange admin.

Chris Scharff
Exchange Administrator
BV Solutions Group

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