mrdenny 
46735 pts. | Oct 19 2009 6:34PM GMT
That’s true, I forgot about creating another Outlook profile and connecting that way. I agree that would be better than changing the users password.
Q:
Exchange 2007 transport rule server side out of office
Can I do this on the
server? The user does not have access to his outlook or the internet
and needs an out of office message on his email account until he gets
back. I would like to create a transport rule on our exchange 2007
server.
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server? The user does not have access to his outlook or the internet
and needs an out of office message on his email account until he gets
back. I would like to create a transport rule on our exchange 2007
server.
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Oct 16 2009 9:09 PM GMT
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If you change his password he will not be able to access his email by OWA. (True he doesn't have access to the internet now, but this is not the way I would recommend you handle this. Why cause unnecessary stress on the user when he returns and can't log in?) Instead you can grant yourself full access to his mailbox through the Exchange Management Console, then open his mailbox as a new profile and set the Out of Office for him. You can also set it for him through your OWA once you have full mailbox access to his mailbox. We get these requests from time to time and this is the way we handle them.
My two cents... ~ technochic
