Two options:

1.       Create an auto reply rule on the mailbox

2.       Create a transport rule to redirect emails coming in to  abc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to redirect to xyz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi,

We have Exchange 2007. We have a generic mailbox, which we are in the process of disabling it. We want that if a user from outside sends a email at that address it should give message as instead of sending of this address, send your email to another email address. For Example. If a user is sending email at abc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx he should get message that this account no longer exist, please send your emails at xyz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. We don’t want to send out of office. Please suggest is there any script or is there any way out to achieve this.

Regards,

Amit Kapoor

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