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Send As permission for a user with no mailbox

We have an Exchange 2003 server that I'm trying to set up Send As permission on a mailbox with a user that does not have a mailbox on that exchange server or in that domain.  I have setup Full Access for the user and that works fine.  But when I try to send an email out I get the user does not have permission to send emails out.  When I go to set the SendAs permission it only lets me select a user with a mailbox on the same server/domain.

Can this be setup and if yes how would I do it?

Thank you,
John
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Hi Mestha,
Could you elaborate on needs to be mail enabled?

Thanks,
John
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Can this be done for a user that is in a domain with no exchange server in place, a trust has been set up between two domains and the second domain has an exchange server in place, and then enable the user from the domain with no exchange to be able to send mail out as a user in the domain that does have exchange?

Thank you,
John
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It is what I was afraid of.

Thank you,
John