I have a Windows 2003 server web edition.  I want to setup aliases associate
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with a domain so I can use them for sending email to various individuals or
groups whose actual email address or addresses are on other email servers or
domains.
In Unix, this is done via aliasing and setting up a .procmailrc and in the
file you setup aliases for the domain and associate them to the actual email
addresses in other domains.
How can you do this in Windows?  Do you need an Exchange server, or can you
do it within the web server by using the SMTP and POP3 services?  How?
Much appreciated.

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Allen wrote:
> I have a Windows 2003 server web edition.  I want to setup aliases
> associated with a domain so I can use them for sending email to
> various individuals or groups whose actual email address or addresses
> are on other email servers or domains.
> In Unix, this is done via aliasing and setting up a .procmailrc and
> in the file you setup aliases for the domain and associate them to
> the actual email addresses in other domains.
> How can you do this in Windows?  Do you need an Exchange server, or
> can you do it within the web server by using the SMTP and POP3
> services?  How?
> Much appreciated.

Look for eventsink.
You could script the requested feature by capturing the onsmtparrival (of my
memory) event...

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