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Sending email from multiple SMTP addresses in Exchange 2003

I am working in an Exchange 2003 environment with multiple SMTP domains. A number of users need to be able to send email from either SMTP domains.

For example:

User A has a primary SMTP address of user.a@company1.com, however he also wants to send an email out from a different SMTP which is specified in his AD E-mail address list user.a@company2.com

I attempted to facilitate this by adding a new User record into AD called User A (Company2) and assigning that user with the email user.a@company2.com and then giving the original User A full access to the new User A (Company 2).

This works to a degree. Some internet recipients receive the message from user.a@company1.com whereas Outlook based internet recipients receive the message From user.a@company1.com On Behalf Of user.a@company2.com

I need a solution where ALL recipients will see the sender as user.a@company2.com and preferably without a second record in the address book.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
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