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You can create a rule if your administrator has configured your Exchange Server to permit automatic forwarding of messages. Assuming that condition to be true and assuming that no other restrictions have been enabled at the server/network level, then you can create a rule from within Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Web Access to forward all email to the Blackberry account or other mobile device. Of course, before you do this, make certain to obtain permission from your administrator regarding forwarding of messages.
As a side note, even organizations with dynamic public IP addresses can use Exchange Server to receive external email. Tell your administrator to host your public DNS zone file with a service (e.g., DynDNS.org) that provides dynamic registrations. Then install a small utility such as DirectUpdate which will automatically detect a changed IP address and send it to the DNS hosting site to update your MX record.
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Related information from SearchExchange.com:
Expert Advice: Create a server-side rule to forward email to a BlackBerry
Expert Advice: Set up an alternate recipient to forward email to a BlackBerry
Tip: Mass-enabling or disabling Outlook Mobile Access permissions
Reference Center: Exchange Server mobility and wireless resources
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