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@boat_anker:<br />
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thanks for the quick reply - is that the ONLY right I should add? &nbsp;When I go to that tab and add a user, it prepopulates some permissions already. &nbsp;Should I clear those or just add the 'send as' right?<br />
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Thanks!!
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@boat_anker:

thanks for the quick reply - is that the ONLY right I should add?  When I go to that tab and add a user, it prepopulates some permissions already.  Should I clear those or just add the 'send as' right?

Thanks!!

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No, that should do it. <br />
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Actually I just tested adding a user to the Distribution group and they were able to send to.
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No, that should do it.

Actually I just tested adding a user to the Distribution group and they were able to send to.

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This worked perfectly as described (THANKS!)
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This worked perfectly as described (THANKS!)

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We have a distribution list setup called foo@domain.com.<br />
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Some users want to send mail out AS that user so that it appears to be from foo@domain.com (not Joe Smith on behalf of foo@domain.com)<br />
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How do I set this up in Exchange (I'm assuming it just won't work without configuration somewhere).<br />
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Help!? I need to have this in place tomorrow morning. &nbsp;THANK YOU
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We have a distribution list setup called foo@domain.com.

Some users want to send mail out AS that user so that it appears to be from foo@domain.com (not Joe Smith on behalf of foo@domain.com)

How do I set this up in Exchange (I'm assuming it just won't work without configuration somewhere).

Help!? I need to have this in place tomorrow morning.  THANK YOU

Send As a Distribution List in Exchange 2003

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