Exchange Server - adding SBS2008 other email domain and making it default

Hello

How to add an additional email domain and make it default for Exchange 2007?

Thanks!

  Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to Ronald

Look up:
New-RecipientDomain
Get-EMailAddressPolicy
New-EMailAddressPolicy
Set-EMailAddressPolicy
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  jesmin ningthoujam replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]

We have a dedicated group for SBS  < microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs>
perhaps you would get your answers sooner there.

  Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to jesmin ningthoujam

Probably not sooner, but maybe more accurately since SBS has lots of wizards
to do stuff that are not in Exchange.
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