SMTP address is showing as servername.domain

Hi Guys,
   I recently configured incoming email for my client where I have added the SMTP feature to the web front end server. and the SMTP address is showing servername.domain for example server01.xyz.com. So can this be changed to something without the
server name like abc.xyz.com ?
Please assist

You configure this in the Incoming Email Settings from within SharePoint Central Administration. See here for more details:
http://thesharepointfarm.com/2013/02/a-practical-guide-to-implementing-incoming-email-using-the-sharepoint-directory-management-service/
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     1. should I create the policy on the exchange 2003 environment or 2010
     You have to create in Exchange2010
    2. if I create a new policy on the exchange 2010 environment what will happen to the old addresses?
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    3. I must be able to preserve the old addresses and must make the new address space the primary address?
    Yes but you can keep only one as replying address.
    Please keep both address in the email address policy to preserve old email address to the users.
    If you want an autoreply, then use a hub transport rule in Exchange an Outlook rule and allow auto-replies to the internet. (auto-replies to the outside network is not a good idea)
    Here is a similar case
    http://exchangeserverpro.com/email-address-policies-in-mixed-exchange-20032007-organisations/
    Thanks, MAS
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    Hi Tarik,
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  • Customizing Outlook with SMTP Address

     
    Hello
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    Hi Pinky,
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  • GW2k3 Exchange connector smtp addressing

    Hello all.
    I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to exchange 2k3.
    What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the connector will even allow us to do this.
    We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username address.
    On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the [email protected] However the exchange side is proving to be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside of outlook still list the primary email address as GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it cannot be removed.
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    The whole purpose of the gateway is to route email between the systems.
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    -jt
    On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:56:01 +0000, jvandrew wrote:
    >
    > jvandrew;1577862 Wrote:
    >> Hello all.
    >> I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to
    >> exchange 2k3.
    >> What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the
    >> connector will even allow us to do this.
    >>
    >> We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and
    >> Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail
    >> routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP
    >> addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username
    >> address.
    >>
    >> On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to
    >> setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet
    >> addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the
    >> [email protected]. However the exchange side is proving to
    >> be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to
    >> use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside
    >> of outlook still list the primary email address as
    >> GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the
    >> imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it
    >> cannot be removed.
    >>
    >> Is there any way to not sync the GWISE address over to AD and just use
    >> SMTP? Or is there a way to sync GWISE address but use the SMTP as the
    >> primary for all imported users?
    >>
    >> If anyone has attempted this or something similar any help would be
    >> appreciated.
    >
    > After further investigation what we are seeing is that the Target address
    > inside of exchange is being set to the GWISE address. Is there anyway to
    > specify in Exchange or the GroupWise connector to use a different target
    > address value such as the SMTP address?

  • Mail users have spam sent to their secondary SMTP addresses forwarded to their personal e-mail addresses- Exchange 2010

    We currently have a spam issue relating to the secondary SMTP e-mail addresses of all our Mail Users.
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    5/14/2013 10:46 [email protected]      
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    Hi,
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