Hi Jonny,
one way around it. But first:
The trouble is in the mail headers. For example, your message that came to
me has this in the headers (from View | Options):
X-Apparently-To: mark_wonsil@... via 206.190.39.87; Wed, 16 Nov 2005
00:45:44 -0800
And
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Your Exchange server is looking at the "To:" entry and not the
"X-Apparently-To" line. Seeing that vantage@yahoogroups.com is NOT a valid
mailbox in exchange, the message defaults to the administrator. So...
If you are the only one who reads this group, then you can add this email
address (vantage@yahoogroups.com) to your account in active directory for
users. If there are others who subscribe from your company, then the way to
do it is to create a distribution list in exchange and then subscribe that
name to the newsgroup.
There may be better solutions, but one of these should work in a pinch.
HTH,
Mark W.
> We've just moved to using Exchange 2003 for our email system and anyYes, this is a bit of a problem. There may be a better solution, but here's
> Yahoo Groups emails no longer get forwarded to the intended recipient.
> They always come into the administrator box instead. The email
> addresses used are all set up properly for each user and they are
> receiving all their other emails fine.
>
> Any ideas??
one way around it. But first:
The trouble is in the mail headers. For example, your message that came to
me has this in the headers (from View | Options):
X-Apparently-To: mark_wonsil@... via 206.190.39.87; Wed, 16 Nov 2005
00:45:44 -0800
And
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Your Exchange server is looking at the "To:" entry and not the
"X-Apparently-To" line. Seeing that vantage@yahoogroups.com is NOT a valid
mailbox in exchange, the message defaults to the administrator. So...
If you are the only one who reads this group, then you can add this email
address (vantage@yahoogroups.com) to your account in active directory for
users. If there are others who subscribe from your company, then the way to
do it is to create a distribution list in exchange and then subscribe that
name to the newsgroup.
There may be better solutions, but one of these should work in a pinch.
HTH,
Mark W.