RE: Setting email format with Recipient Policy
- From: "Fares Rihani" <fares@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ExchangeList]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 14:23:22 -0500
Hey Russ,
In the Recipient policy properties, click on the "E-Mail address (policy)"
tab
add an SMTP entry that looks like this:
%g.%s@xxxxxxxxxxxx
That will add an address %g (Given name) then a period "." then %s (Surname)
followed by the Domain name (@Mydomain.com)
This will affect the addresses of who the policy is applied to. (if it
doesn't already exit)
Example name: Daniel Shelly (@microsoft.com)
would add
Daniel.Shelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
As an address.
Hope that helps,
Fares
From Exchange help:
'****************************************
You can type text as well as replacement strings in the SMTP Address
Properties dialog box, in Address. Use the format
userformat@domain
where userformat is optional and can contain text as well as replacement
strings, and domain is an alphanumeric domain name.
The default user format string, if one is not specified, is %m. A user
format string of %% results in a replacement string of a single percent
sign.
User Format String Replacement String Format String Proxy Generated
For
Sample User
%s Surname %s@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Shelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
%g Given name %g@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
%i Middle initial %g.%i.%s@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Daniel.B.Shelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
%d Display name %d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
DanielB.Shelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
%m Mailbox %m@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
daniels@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
%rxy Use %r to identify that you want to substitute one character for
another. The character you want to remove is listed after the %r, shown by
the x in the User Format String column. The character you want to substitute
is listed next, represented by the y in the User Format String column. If x
and y are equal, the character will be deleted.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Russ [mailto:russ.reed@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 9:16 AM
To: [ExchangeList]
Subject: [exchangelist] Setting email format with Recipient Policy
http://www.MSExchange.org/
I am trying to add a recipient policy that specifies the default email
address as 'firstname.lastname@xxxxxxxxxx'. The default recipient policy
sets the email address as the exchange 'alias@xxxxxxxxxx'.
Has anyone done this?
Thanks
Russ
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