use two domains with exchange

[illmaticone]

Good afternoon,

I have a user with two email addresses

user@abc.com
user@xyc.com

each domain represents a different company, and when dealing with clients the user needs to send from the proper domain.

any suggestions to accomplish this?

 

[tdinc]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/289833

 

[illmaticone]

thanks for the kb link, i currently have that set up and dont have a problem receiving. my problem is sending.

ex:

if im dealing with a abc client, i want to sent an email from abc.com
and
if im dealing with a xyc client, i want to send an email from xyc.com

i have exchange 2003 and outlook 2003 and can have outlook 2007 if needed

 

[LordOfLA]

You want full mutli-domain virtual hosting. I've not yet heard of or found a way to do that with exchange.

You can do it with linux/bsd using an smtp server (postfix comes recommended) and an imap/pop3 server (dovecot is recommended). Both support MySQL and PostgreSQL to make management easier.

If anyone knows how to do it with exchange I'd be interested to know too.

 

[illmaticone]

Anybody?

 

[Bootsy]

As far as I know, in exchange 2003, the admin has to select the "default" or "primary" email address. This is what will be used as the "from" when that user sends emails. I don't think there is any way to have the user select it...

If you do find a way to do this please share tho

 

[Johnny]

In order to do it you have to change the primary email address on a per user bases ...

 

[Heeter]

Maybe moving to a standalone SMTP linux with a Postfix/Courier or a Postfix/Dovecot might be your only choice.

I use Postfix/Courier setup for my SMTP server.


Heeter

 

[illmaticone]

so what i decided to was configure outlook with two emails, 1 exchange which will default to user1@abc.com and then configure a pop account so they can send from user2@xyc.com ... works great only problem is not im getting incoming messages twice, is there a way to set up pop on outlook for sending only?