Newbie to the forum, I appreciate any input on this issue..
So I have a user who has an alias attached to his Exchange account profile, Lets say that his primary SMTP account is 123456@xxx.com and his alias is 654321@xxx.com.
We have an automated process that uses this alias, 654321@xxx.com to send email once a process is completed to a large group of users..
If a recipient creates a rule that moves the message sent from this alias, 654321@xxx.com, to another folder (the rule is based on the explicit email address not friendly name) the rule works appropriately.
What we have found is that when the user is sending from his primary email address, 123456@xxx.com, the rule is executing on that address as well.
Would this be expected behavior?
So I have a user who has an alias attached to his Exchange account profile, Lets say that his primary SMTP account is 123456@xxx.com and his alias is 654321@xxx.com.
We have an automated process that uses this alias, 654321@xxx.com to send email once a process is completed to a large group of users..
If a recipient creates a rule that moves the message sent from this alias, 654321@xxx.com, to another folder (the rule is based on the explicit email address not friendly name) the rule works appropriately.
What we have found is that when the user is sending from his primary email address, 123456@xxx.com, the rule is executing on that address as well.
Would this be expected behavior?