MS Outlook

[blunomore]

Can someone please explain?

1. I use the MS Outlook platform to access my emails.
2. My IT SP is MWEB.
3. I have different email accounts set up for different clients/projects (that is how they prefer communicating).
4. How is it possible that some emails and meeting invitations addressed to email address#1 ends up in the inbox of email address#2?

 

[SinghDude]

No rules in place ?

 

[blunomore]

No rules in place ?

I can put rules in place, but how does it happen in the first place that if someone addresses an email to xxx@mweb.co.za it ends up in the inbox of yyy@mweb.co.za?

 

[SinghDude]

Check with ISP.

Alias emails perhaps configured incorrectly on server side....

 

[alphabyte]

Check your Outlook account settings - may be you are using the same .pst file for different accounts? That is how mine are set up, but I have done so deliberately.

 

[blunomore]

Check your Outlook account settings - may be you are using the same .pst file for different accounts? That is how mine are set up, but I have done so deliberately.

Can you pls assist me in how to do that?

 

[alphabyte]

Can you pls assist me in how to do that?

The method may vary slightly according to your Outlook version:

• 
  In Outlook, go to File tab, and open the Account Settings
  Select the Data Files tab - there you will see which .pst files are being used

Change the settings at your own risk; it is in any case advisable to make sure you have a backup first.

 

[hellfire]

Why are you using mweb accounts instead of a 'vanity' domain (i.e. @blunomore.co.za).
It's really inexpensive and makes you look so much more professional

 

[Claymore]

Check if your different email addresses are separate mailboxes, or aliases of one mailbox. With MWeb, typically you have aliases of a single mailbox, and either set of credentials will work. If you check email in Outlook, whichever account checks first will get the messages from the mailbox.