Situation:
I use resource management in exchange 2010, however, we now have several rooms that are "Partitionable" rooms; that is, they can either be split, or not. The best way to handle this kind of situation, according to microsoft, is redirecting. However, they haven't given me any indicaction on whether or not I can actually test for redirection (so I avoid redirecting in perpetuity). I was wondering, since most redirection sets up the new address as the only recipient from the server, would this be a good test to use (if I am only recipient test in OWA rule)? If so, I can finish up. Thank you. I'll check this later of course, but for now, I thought I'd ask.
I use resource management in exchange 2010, however, we now have several rooms that are "Partitionable" rooms; that is, they can either be split, or not. The best way to handle this kind of situation, according to microsoft, is redirecting. However, they haven't given me any indicaction on whether or not I can actually test for redirection (so I avoid redirecting in perpetuity). I was wondering, since most redirection sets up the new address as the only recipient from the server, would this be a good test to use (if I am only recipient test in OWA rule)? If so, I can finish up. Thank you. I'll check this later of course, but for now, I thought I'd ask.