SMTP e-mail transfer

bjears

I tried e-mailing voicemail message using MAPI, but our friends at Microsoft require a confirmation with each message sent (defeating the purpose of automatically sending the e-mail). So, I tried using the SMTP feature. But, it looks like only 1 e-mail address can be used for the whole system.

Am I wrong, or shouldn't there be a unique e-mail address used for each mailbox?

Is Eudora my only hope for automatically forwarding e-mail?

Thanks!

Ted

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Separate the e-mails with ",". I just set this up becasue I had the same problem using Outlook and I'm able to send it out to multiple e-mails. What I'm trying to do now is see if I can forward the message to multiple phone numbers.

bjears wrote:

I tried e-mailing voicemail message using MAPI, but our friends at Microsoft require a confirmation with each message sent (defeating the purpose of automatically sending the e-mail). So, I tried using the SMTP feature. But, it looks like only 1 e-mail address can be used for the whole system.

Am I wrong, or shouldn't there be a unique e-mail address used for each mailbox?

Is Eudora my only hope for automatically forwarding e-mail?

Thanks!

Ted

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rmoore

In the mailbox properties (just to right of send email check) is where you put the destination email addresses separated by commas. In the email settings: reply-to field is the source email address...where is it comming from. I put in vmail@mydomain.com or voice_mail@mydomain.com.

So, each mailbox has it's own destination email address...separate from the email settings source address.

To the multiple phone call guy...

put a comma between phone numbers, BUT it's going to call the second number even if you answered the first call and deleted the message(s). I quickly removed this from my mailbox.

bjears wrote:

I tried e-mailing voicemail message using MAPI, but our friends at Microsoft require a confirmation with each message sent (defeating the purpose of automatically sending the e-mail). So, I tried using the SMTP feature. But, it looks like only 1 e-mail address can be used for the whole system.

Am I wrong, or shouldn't there be a unique e-mail address used for each mailbox?

Is Eudora my only hope for automatically forwarding e-mail?

Thanks!

Ted

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