not forwarding emails with a rule

[Johnfli]

I have set my outlook 2003 (connected to exchange 2003) to anytime I recieve
an email if my name is in teh TO box or teh CC box, to forward it to a
different email address (not one in my domain, my yahoo account) It isn't
working.

I even tried the same thing using the out of office assistant.

It will send out teh out of office response, but it still isn't forwarding
the emails to my yahoo account.

Any ideas?

 

[F.H. Muffman]

I have set my outlook 2003 (connected to exchange 2003) to anytime I
recieve an email if my name is in teh TO box or teh CC box, to forward it
to a different email address (not one in my domain, my yahoo account) It
isn't working.

I even tried the same thing using the out of office assistant.

It will send out teh out of office response, but it still isn't forwarding
the emails to my yahoo account.

First, try changing the rule to pop up an alert to verify that the rule
fires properly when you send an email to the account.
Then, try forwarding a message manually to your yahoo account and verify
that it is received.

 

[John Fullbright]

There's a server side setting to allow this as well. Check with your Email
Admin.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/840158/en-us

 

[Brian Tillman]

I have set my outlook 2003 (connected to exchange 2003) to anytime I
recieve an email if my name is in teh TO box or teh CC box, to
forward it to a different email address (not one in my domain, my
yahoo account) It isn't working.

I even tried the same thing using the out of office assistant.

It will send out teh out of office response, but it still isn't
forwarding the emails to my yahoo account.

It's conceivable that Exchange isn't allowing the autoforwards. By default,
they are disabled on the server.