hanrat
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Exchange 2003 public folder, send as problem
I'm trying to configure a send as-rights on about 5 public folders for 3 users, but i keep getting the message:
- You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
The situation is as follows:
- SBS 2003 with Exchange 2003 SP2.
- The primairy domain name is: domain1.com
- The public folders have also e-mail adresses of other domains:
- info@domain1.com
- info@domain2.com
- info@domain3.com
- user1@domain2.com
- user2@domain2.com
- etc.
- The users are owner of the public folders as client rights.
- The users have full control as directory rights.
I tried several notes on this forum and on the article of Neil Hobson*, but what ever i do, it keeps generating erros. I also configured the administrative rights "Send as" on the public folder, i configured "Send on behalf" but even that generated the same error. Also for the public folder with e-mailadres info@domain1.com, for which in fact the VS FQDN is right.
What do i overlook?
Regards, Hans
*) http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Sending-As.html
- You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
The situation is as follows:
- SBS 2003 with Exchange 2003 SP2.
- The primairy domain name is: domain1.com
- The public folders have also e-mail adresses of other domains:
- info@domain1.com
- info@domain2.com
- info@domain3.com
- user1@domain2.com
- user2@domain2.com
- etc.
- The users are owner of the public folders as client rights.
- The users have full control as directory rights.
I tried several notes on this forum and on the article of Neil Hobson*, but what ever i do, it keeps generating erros. I also configured the administrative rights "Send as" on the public folder, i configured "Send on behalf" but even that generated the same error. Also for the public folder with e-mailadres info@domain1.com, for which in fact the VS FQDN is right.
What do i overlook?
Regards, Hans
*) http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Sending-As.html
ASKER
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your answer. I looked into the article but don't understand what you mean; replication isn't mentioned in this article and when i search on msexchange.org for "send as" and "public folder replication", i get no results.
This Exchange is on a SBS without other Exchange servers. There's one other thing that comes to mind: the e-mail domain is: "domain1.com", the server domain is: "abc.domain1.com".
Regards, Hans.
Thanks for your answer. I looked into the article but don't understand what you mean; replication isn't mentioned in this article and when i search on msexchange.org for "send as" and "public folder replication", i get no results.
This Exchange is on a SBS without other Exchange servers. There's one other thing that comes to mind: the e-mail domain is: "domain1.com", the server domain is: "abc.domain1.com".
Regards, Hans.
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