correo

es un tanto facil:

1: en active directory, crea un grupo por ejemplo solointernos
2: introduce a todos tus usuarios internos como miembros de este grupo
3.ubicate luego en un usuario, seleccionalo y has click derecho, selecciona
propiedades
4selcciona opciones generales de exchange
5-restricciones de entrega, luego selecciona donde indica recibir solo de ,
y alli indica el nombre del grupo



"José Genzor [MS MVP]" escribió en el mensaje
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Te lo pego directamente de un documento de Microsoft, no
tengo la URL.

Within a single Exchange 2000 organization, you can allow
some users to have access to Internet e-mail messages
while restricting other users from such access. Although
this was possible with Exchange Server 5.5, you must use a
different approach to achieve the same result with
Exchange 2000.

To restrict users from receiving Internet e-mail in
Exchange 2000, you must create two Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol (SMTP) addresses, for example,
and Using
Exchange 2000 recipient policies, assign the
microsoft.local address to all users and the microsoft.com
address to only the users who are allowed to receive
Internet messages. With this configuration, all users can
receive internal e-mail messages, but only specific users
can receive Internet e-mail messages because the
microsoft.local address is not a valid Internet e-mail
address.

To modify recipient policies:

From the Start menu, click Programs, click Exchange, and
then click System Manager.

In the console tree, expand Recipients, click Recipient
Policies, right-click the policy you want to modify, and
then click Properties.
Click the E-Mail Addresses tab.
Click New, select the address type that you want, and then
click OK.
In the Address box, type the appropriate information for
the address type you selected, and then click OK.
On the E-Mail Addresses tab, click to select the check box
next to the e-mail address you added.
If the e-mail address you added is the same type of
address as an existing e-mail address and you want the new
address to be the primary address, select the new address,
and then click Set as Primary.

Note: The primary address is the address that appears in
the From field when a mailbox-enabled user sends a
message.
Click OK. If you are prompted to update all the
corresponding recipient e-mail addresses to match the
changes that you made, click Yes to apply the changes you
made to the recipient policy to the recipients associated
with the policy. If you set the new e-mail address as the
primary address, the other e-mail addresses of that type
automatically become secondary addresses.














>Tengo un problema, tengo buzones de correo que me pueden
>enviar correo fuera, como puedo hacer para que solo
puedan
>enviar correo interno, gracias.
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