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Question : Exchange 2010 Transport Rule to replace sender address?
Here's what I am looking to do. We are a software company that also provides IT support. We want our clients to be able to send an email to one general address, but use transport rules in exchange to redirect emails to specific distribution groups such as itsupport@... or softwaresupport@... based on keywords in the subject. This is working great currently, however when I "reply to all" on that email it includes the client email AND the general address that the client sent the email to.
I was wondering if there is a way to configure exchange using these transport rules or other methods to replace the sender address with the address of the departments distribution group so that when a developer replies to all, it will only send to others in that group and not back to the general address.
If this doesn't make sense I apologize, feel free to ask me questions to clarify. Thanks.
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Answer : Exchange 2010 Transport Rule to replace sender address?
The Exchange 2010 edge transport allows for both inbound and outbound address rewriting, take a look at the following article:
http://technet.microsoft.c
om/en-us/l
ibrary/aa9
96806.aspx
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This should be able to do what you need
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