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OK, I will create USER3 and test it.
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it's the same thing. I have created USER3 and from USER1 mailbox I can send email and it shows that it came from USER3.<br />
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I don't know why it does that even though I didn't give any permission to USER3
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it's the same thing. I have created USER3 and from USER1 mailbox I can send email and it shows that it came from USER3.

I don't know why it does that even though I didn't give any permission to USER3

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Check delegate permissions and mailbox store permissions in ESM.<br />

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Check delegate permissions and mailbox store permissions in ESM.


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I checked permissions, I can't see any Send As or Receive As Permissions assigned.
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I checked permissions, I can't see any Send As or Receive As Permissions assigned.

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let me clear it up, I suspect that the reason was:<br />
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I am logging on to WXP as domain admin and the outlook profile is domain admin, in the From field of Outlook I am using a regular domain user.<br />
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maybe the domain account gives the rights to use the From any domain users?<br />
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let me clear it up, I suspect that the reason was:

I am logging on to WXP as domain admin and the outlook profile is domain admin, in the From field of Outlook I am using a regular domain user.

maybe the domain account gives the rights to use the From any domain users?



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I have exchange server 2003 and MS Outlook2003 <br />
MS Outlook 2003 is logged with USER1<br />
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I opened new message and chose FROM: USER2 &nbsp;TO: USER1, and the message went through.<br />
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Previously in exchange 2000 if I don't give at least send as permission to USER2 he can't send as FROM &nbsp;himself in MSOutlook logged by USER1.<br />
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any explanation? is it exchange server 2003 feature?<br />
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thanks
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I have exchange server 2003 and MS Outlook2003 
MS Outlook 2003 is logged with USER1

I opened new message and chose FROM: USER2  TO: USER1, and the message went through.

Previously in exchange 2000 if I don't give at least send as permission to USER2 he can't send as FROM  himself in MSOutlook logged by USER1.

any explanation? is it exchange server 2003 feature?

thanks

exchange server 2000 VS exchange server 2003

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.