Hi , I have multiple dodmains setup in my recipient policy. I am trying to be able to use the send from feature in outlook to send an email using one of my secondary email address without changing it to be the primary. When I send a message I get an NDR saying I do not have permission to send to this recipient. Other than buying that software from ivasoft what can I do. Is it a permission problem?
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The other way is to have to mailboxes, configure the second mailbox to forward all email to the first mailbox.
Give the user full mailbox rights to the second mailbox and then use the "From" line to second email from the second address.
All email will be stored in the first mailbox, including sent and received items.
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by: Exchange_AdminPosted on 2005-09-12 at 16:25:34ID: 14868268
"Other than buying that software from ivasoft what can I do."
Nope.
Is it a permission problem?"
Nope.
When using Exchange it will always send email out using the Primary SMTP address.
You could create a different mailbox that has the 2nd address as the primary address. Then on the users workstation create another Outlook profile pointing to the secondary mailbox. Configure Outlook to prompt the user to select a profile when opening Outlook.