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Hello @Vasil Michev and all others
I need one quick help ...
I have a tenant (eg., contoso.com) with Exchange Online (EOL)
If I want to add one more proxy-address (alias) on the mailbox which is made up subdomain of verified domain i.e., abc.contoso.com , is it possible ??
Bear in mind, abc.contoso.com is NOT a verified domain of this tenant because it is a verified domain of some another tenant.
Thanks.
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Hi @testuser7 ，
To make the domain name available for sending and receiving mail, you must use a verify domain of the same tenant.
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thanks @Aholic Liang-MSFT
Yes, I realized.
So I can send email from abc.contoso.com domain only after adding alias made up of this domain and in order to add such proxy-address (alias) I need to first add this domain as the verified domain of the tenant.
If I do not have abc.contoso.com as verified domain then obviously I can NOT send email using this domain.
if somebody sends email at john@jaswant .contoso.com, obviously it will not reach to John's mailbox because there is no such proxy-address.
But
if I had kept "contoso.com" as "accepted domain" with Internal-relay with "accept mail for all subdomains" in mail-flow rule with , then what will happen to the email with recepient=john@jaswant .contoso.com,
Thanks.
Hi @testuser7 ，
According to the relevant description of the accepted domain, if you select internal relay, your organization will accept email for all subdomains of this accepted domain.
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