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How can we change the header of outgoing e-mails
We have a Exchange 2000 environment in one of the domains. All clients are using outlook 2000/2003
We have a group of users that are going to use Public Folders to read incoming cases/mails.
When they answer one of these e-mails it is important that the outgoing e-mails doesn't contain any information about the person that read that mail. In this case its almost like a "send as" option you got in Exchange but this isn't possible because of the Public Folder that is mail enabled.
The question is, what 3-party tool/software can we use to change the outgoing mail header?
Have looked at a Ironport, but this is more for spam, virus etc... but it can change the headers based on any mails containing that and that word for example.
What can we add to the network to get this working?
anyone?
:o)
We have a group of users that are going to use Public Folders to read incoming cases/mails.
When they answer one of these e-mails it is important that the outgoing e-mails doesn't contain any information about the person that read that mail. In this case its almost like a "send as" option you got in Exchange but this isn't possible because of the Public Folder that is mail enabled.
The question is, what 3-party tool/software can we use to change the outgoing mail header?
Have looked at a Ironport, but this is more for spam, virus etc... but it can change the headers based on any mails containing that and that word for example.
What can we add to the network to get this working?
anyone?
:o)
ASKER
The problem her is that the "clients" are several users/groups.
They have a "manager" that manages the groups on-site, so this makes it easier to add/remove users when using public folders. Correct me if I am wrong :)
Disclaimer?
Do you have an example?
They have a "manager" that manages the groups on-site, so this makes it easier to add/remove users when using public folders. Correct me if I am wrong :)
Disclaimer?
Do you have an example?
Typed too fast.
Exclaimer is the product that I was referring to, not disclaimer.
You can send as Public Folders. Just need to set the permission. It is on the Permissions tab of the public folder in ESM, under Directory Permissions. The permission you need is Send As. I would suggest setting it to a group so you can easily change the permissions.
Simon.
Exclaimer is the product that I was referring to, not disclaimer.
You can send as Public Folders. Just need to set the permission. It is on the Permissions tab of the public folder in ESM, under Directory Permissions. The permission you need is Send As. I would suggest setting it to a group so you can easily change the permissions.
Simon.
ASKER
Is there any other products that could do this, coud you use somkinda script on the Exchange serveres lik a SINK script or somthing, how do you configure this script?
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God point
However I would have used a mailbox for this, rather than public folders.
Simon.