Auto-forwarded or Redirected Emails Do Not Open Tickets in KBOX 1200
We have a KBOX 1200 and it's been working great! We can email the KBOX and it receives the email and opens a ticket automatically. Here's the problem we're having:
1. We have several Exchange 2007 e-mail accounts that user's can submit tickets to. If we create a rule to redirect or forward these e-mails to the KBOX, the KBOX never gets them. If we manually forward the e-mails, the KBOX gets it. We want to keep copies of the e-mails in the mailbox that's why we want to forward/redirect instead of using a transport rule.
2. Is this an Exchange config problem? I read something on the MS site in regards to setting the forwarding for a Mailbox using the Exchange Management Console which allows us to keep the e-mails in the mailbox and at the same time forward it.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb851509(EXCHG.80).aspx
Anyone else encountered this problem? We don't get a bounce back message when we turn on the rule...
Thanks!
1. We have several Exchange 2007 e-mail accounts that user's can submit tickets to. If we create a rule to redirect or forward these e-mails to the KBOX, the KBOX never gets them. If we manually forward the e-mails, the KBOX gets it. We want to keep copies of the e-mails in the mailbox that's why we want to forward/redirect instead of using a transport rule.
2. Is this an Exchange config problem? I read something on the MS site in regards to setting the forwarding for a Mailbox using the Exchange Management Console which allows us to keep the e-mails in the mailbox and at the same time forward it.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb851509(EXCHG.80).aspx
Anyone else encountered this problem? We don't get a bounce back message when we turn on the rule...
Thanks!
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