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<WrldBFree> question for anyone who is around, can you make a specific message when an email gets sent to someone who's account has been disabled?
<J2k^> yep
<J2k^> you can do that on your anti-spam server
<J2k^> set the message saying bla blah blah.....
<J2k^> whenever someone send it
<J2k^> it'll just reply as you set it
<WrldBFree> for a disabled account? only for a specific one?
<J2k^> any account
<WrldBFree> hmm ok
<J2k^> it would work in disable account too
<J2k^> any account tho
<J2k^> but the best way is to set it on your anti-spam server
<J2k^> it got hit before it hit exchange
<J2k^> therefore it send out notification as you wanted
<WrldBFree> that will work for internal mail as well?
<J2k^> nope
<J2k^> gotta be from the outside
<WrldBFree> well 90% of the emails are gonna be from internal people
<J2k^> w/ internal
<J2k^> is support
<J2k^> is suppose
<J2k^> you can set rules
<WrldBFree> bah my exchange book is down in my car, Im gonna look in there I remember seeing something about that
<WrldBFree> will server side rules set up in outlook still work after the AD account of the user has been disabled?
<Drakh> how can they work when that user can't login to windows to begin with
<WrldBFree> you set the rule before you disable the account
<WrldBFree> and set it server side, so when an incoming email comes to that address the server will send a message back saying this person no longer works here, if you need ***istance please contact blah blah
<WrldBFree> and then you disable the account, but my question is, will the rule still work.....
<Drakh> yes it will
<Drakh> the out of office reply still works
<Drakh> I didn't use a rule though, I just reset there p***word, logged into webmail as them, set an away message, then disabled their account
<Drakh> *their
<WrldBFree> ok so OOF still works ok I will do that
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