Forward email in Exchange 2000

Lateralus · 04-01-04, 01:53 PM

Lots of questions today!

I have an end user that just had a baby and all her email is being forwarded to her boss. I did this by going in to active directory and the Exchange tab and redirected it in there.

Now, her boss wants to know which emails are coming from her account because he can't tell whether they were forwarded from her account or sent directly to him.

I was thinking a different color in the subject line but anything will do.

Windows 2000 server & Exchange 2000

Any suggestons?

dancinns · 04-01-04, 02:43 PM

In the Inbox, there's a field called "Auto Forwarded" but I don't know if that's for e-mails that come in or for e-mails that have gone out.

al_bundy · 04-01-04, 04:00 PM

I'm thinking you have to log into her mailbox and set up a fowarding rule there in out of office assistant. This way the message goes to her first, then to the boss.

stp115 · 04-01-04, 06:37 PM

In the inbox, there is also an option for "to" I've used it for exactly that problem.

Tsar Chasm · 04-01-04, 06:38 PM

In outlook add a field in the display view to show who the e-mail was being sent "to:"

2 hours and 37 minutes without a response and you have to post 10 seconds before me?

Argh.

Lateralus · 04-03-04, 05:22 AM

Thanks for the suggestions, the To: option is what I'm going to try first; but her boss seems pickey so I'm not sure if that is going to work.

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04-03-04, 05:22 AM	#6
Lateralus DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Valley of Megiddo Posts: 9,305	Thanks for the suggestions, the To: option is what I'm going to try first; but her boss seems pickey so I'm not sure if that is going to work. __________________ (Lat's book lists)

04-01-04, 04:00 PM	#3
al_bundy DVD Talk Hero Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: in da cloud Posts: 26,196	I'm thinking you have to log into her mailbox and set up a fowarding rule there in out of office assistant. This way the message goes to her first, then to the boss.

04-01-04, 06:38 PM	#5
Tsar Chasm DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Jun 1999 Location: PDX Metro Posts: 8,951	In outlook add a field in the display view to show who the e-mail was being sent "to:" 2 hours and 37 minutes without a response and you have to post 10 seconds before me? Argh.