A. A forward can be configured in a number of places. The first
place is at the Exchange server:
- Start the Exchange Administrator program
- Select the Recipients folder of the site, e.g. Operations\Recipients
- From the File menu select 'New Custom Recipient'
- Select 'Internet Address' (to forward to an Internet address) and
click OK
- Enter the E-mail address, e.g. colin@travers.com and click OK
- You will then be shown the normal recipient dialog where you can
enter a name etc. The option to set an NT account will not be shown.
Once you have entered all details click OK
People will now be able to send mail to this person and it will be
forwarded accordingly.
You could also in Exchange Administrator setup a Custom Recipient (as
above), then in the Delivery Options for your mailbox set an Alternate
Recipient which points to the Custom Recipient that you just created.
Select the "Deliver messages to both recipient and alternate
recipient" checkbox. In the properties for the custom recipient you
can select the option to hide it from the address list.
Other options that can be done at the client end include
- Use the "Inbox Assistant"
- Use the "Out Of Office" Assistant
- Use the Rules Wizard
Taking the advice to do this forwarding of e-mail did not work, are there any other services/settings that need to be added before this function can be done? FYI our Exchange server is only set up for internal mail. Can this still work?