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Currently, the agent only catches emails which are received from an external mail server.
E.g. suppose the following setup:
Your mail-server handles the domains:
example.com
anyname.com
You set up catchall for the domain anyname.com to forward all emails to user@example.com
Now if you send a mail from an internal user info@example.com to hello@anyname.com you will get an error that the address doesn't exist because exchange doesn't route internal mails through the agent.
This means that only mails from external providers (like GMail,...) are cought and forwarded correctly.
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Just installed the release v1.6.3-new onto a new Exchange 2013 (SP 1 CU4) server and when testing this - both internal and external emails are working fine for me.
I only have one send connector configured to route mail using the domains MX records for all SMTP mail, not sure if this is what's making it work as it may be doing it with internal domains too?
Currently, the agent only catches emails which are received from an external mail server.
E.g. suppose the following setup:
Your mail-server handles the domains:
You set up catchall for the domain
anyname.com
to forward all emails touser@example.com
Now if you send a mail from an internal user
info@example.com
tohello@anyname.com
you will get an error that the address doesn't exist because exchange doesn't route internal mails through the agent.This means that only mails from external providers (like GMail,...) are cought and forwarded correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: