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Answer Posted / mukesh singh, isource
Recipient policies are a set of configurable rules that run
on a schedule and evaluate all the messaging-enabled
objects in your Active Directory forest. The policy uses
the rules to filter all of the objects and to selectively
apply e-mail addresses of specific types to those instances
that fit the predefined rules.
If you use recipient policies, it is easy to apply or alter
the rules; you do not need to reconfigure settings
individually on each object. You can also change recipient
policy priority levels to change the way in which multiple
policies are adjusted. The default recipient policy acts on
all objects in the Exchange Server organization. Do not
delete the default policy; however, you can create other
recipient policies to override this setting because the
priority level of the default policy is set to lowest.
Policies are applied according to the schedule that you set
on your domain Recipient Update Service. However, you can
force a manual update if you want to apply a recipient
policy immediately.
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