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Thanks for the help... I ended up just removing the specific users from the Built-in Admin group and it fixed the problem. There is plenty of info to read through for work arounds.
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Thanks for the help... I ended up just removing the specific users from the Built-in Admin group and it fixed the problem. There is plenty of info to read through for work arounds.

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We are adding Send as Permissions for a program called easy mail. There are 4 of us in a organizational unit with Admin rights. Every time that we assign Send As Permissions for the easy mail account with in a few minutes it will be removed. I have found some stuff on since we have admin rights we cant do it??? They suggested having 2 domain accounts. Doesnt seem the most logical way, any suggestions? Other mailboxes do keep their rights since they dont have the admin right.<br />

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 Running Exchange 2007sp1 

We are adding Send as Permissions for a program called easy mail. There are 4 of us in a organizational unit with Admin rights. Every time that we assign Send As Permissions for the easy mail account with in a few minutes it will be removed. I have found some stuff on since we have admin rights we cant do it??? They suggested having 2 domain accounts. Doesnt seem the most logical way, any suggestions? Other mailboxes do keep their rights since they dont have the admin right.


Send As Permissions are getting removed after adding on Mailbox - Exchange 2007

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