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aspnet email control to differentiate reply to" and "bounced / rejected" messages

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Stuart Harden - 31 Aug 2007 14:04 GMT
We use Exchange 2007, but asp.net programs we have written to send out the
mail.  Is there an asp.net control to request the bounce backs be to a
specific address?

We can of course do this on the client end; it would be "simple" enough to
have the logged in "from" person set a
filter on their incoming mail software which would forward the bounce backs
to the desired address, but, I have been asked if I can do this from an
administrative end, thus not requiring the client to set filters in their
email software.

We manage outgoing email where the "sender" is user@ourdomain.com to match
the sending server ip, and a reply to that matches the logged in "from"
fromuser@theirdomain.com for the purpose of them actually receiving the
message when a recipient clicks "reply" to said message.  However, we would
like to route the bounce back messages somewhere other than the "reply to"
address.

Any way I can think of to manage it on the Exchange server does not appear
to allow for different addresses based on whether it is a replied email for
the sender or a bounced email.

I considered creating inbox rules on our server, but prefer to have any
user@ourdomain.com addresses as forward only, or at least as "space
limited" presence on our server as possible.

Hopefully this makes sense...any help Greatly appreciated-

Stuart

P.S. I asked this, in a slightly different format, in the Exchange admin
forum, but have received no replies.  Sorry if this is considered
cross-posting, but I hoped differently focused readers would have more
input.
Alexey Smirnov - 31 Aug 2007 19:21 GMT
On Aug 31, 3:04 pm, "Stuart Harden" <capitolimp...@googlemail.com>
wrote:
> We use Exchange 2007, but asp.net programs we have written to send out the
> mail.  Is there an asp.net control to request the bounce backs be to a
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
> cross-posting, but I hoped differently focused readers would have more
> input.

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