Experts,
I'm sort of new to Exchange administration and am having issues with the send-as functionality in Exchange 2007--I would really appreciate any insight. I basically have an end user that wants to have the ability to send emails using one of his aliases and not his primary SMTP address. Given that my company uses an email address policy, I cannot simply just modify the primary SMTP address--that and the end user only wants to use this alias with a certain client of ours.
I've tried messing around with the Add-ADPermission cmdlet so that the user can send from the address defined in Outlook's "from" field but I'm not sure what parameters I should be using because my intention is not to give him permissions to mail as another user, just an alias. I've tried the following so far with no success:
Add-ADPermission -Identity "First Last" -User Username -AccessRights extendedright -ExtendedRights "Send As"
Add-ADPermission -Identity "First Last" -User Username "Send As"
Perhaps I'm using an incorrect approach and there's another command that's more appropriate? I could just write a program to do this but it seems like something that could easily be done through Outlook/Exchange.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance...
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