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Exchange 2000 Recipient Policies Explained By Justin Braun, MCSE, MCP+I Email: jbraun@OutlookExchange.com Click here to go to Justin's Column This is what the default recipient policy looks like. You'll notice that with this filter, it applies to all mailboxes Default Policy General Tab Default Policy Email Addresses Tab Configured Policy General Tab Configured Policy Email Addresses Tab Go to Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3

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