Exchange 2003 with two domains, no permission error when changing the send from to the second domain?!
Hi All,
I have an Exchange 2003 that can handle emails for two domains alpha.com (default), beta.com (secondary). I have a user who I changed his default email to beta.com. When he writes his email with his Office 2010 Outlook and change the "from" field to his alpha.com email domain. He immediately receives an email saying "you do no have permission to send to this recipient. MSEXCH: MSExchangeIS:/DC=m/DC=alph
This is regardless of who he is sending the email two. Emails send from his default beta.com domain works just fine.
Any ideas how to allow this user or any other user for that matter to be able to send from either domains just fine?
thank you.
I have an Exchange 2003 that can handle emails for two domains alpha.com (default), beta.com (secondary). I have a user who I changed his default email to beta.com. When he writes his email with his Office 2010 Outlook and change the "from" field to his alpha.com email domain. He immediately receives an email saying "you do no have permission to send to this recipient. MSEXCH: MSExchangeIS:/DC=m/DC=alph
This is regardless of who he is sending the email two. Emails send from his default beta.com domain works just fine.
Any ideas how to allow this user or any other user for that matter to be able to send from either domains just fine?
thank you.
i am sure they can send using outlook web access.. did you check ?
We need a little more information about your configuration.
By default (outlook connecting to exchange using MAPI, one mailbox with two mail addresses) there is no way to change default address from outlook.
There are at least three methods to do that:
- creating additional mailbox (or distribution group) and setting send as permissions
- using third party tool like IvaSoft's ChooseFrom
- setting outlook as SMTP client with two accounts
By default (outlook connecting to exchange using MAPI, one mailbox with two mail addresses) there is no way to change default address from outlook.
There are at least three methods to do that:
- creating additional mailbox (or distribution group) and setting send as permissions
- using third party tool like IvaSoft's ChooseFrom
- setting outlook as SMTP client with two accounts
HI SpiderPig,
Well I have tested on exchange server 2007 and it's simple to do so. I have tested and working fine.
Open your exchange management console > right click to e-mail id > click on tab E-mail Addresses > and add a E-mail alias ID there > click apply/ok.
Open your outlook > write a new test mail from ID (would be alias which you have added) and click on send. I have tested and it is working for me.
Note: When you will receive the mail on the other hand then that will show the from ID (which is primary e-mail address added on the exchange server) . Please let me know if it helps you.
Thanks,
Simon
Well I have tested on exchange server 2007 and it's simple to do so. I have tested and working fine.
Open your exchange management console > right click to e-mail id > click on tab E-mail Addresses > and add a E-mail alias ID there > click apply/ok.
Open your outlook > write a new test mail from ID (would be alias which you have added) and click on send. I have tested and it is working for me.
Note: When you will receive the mail on the other hand then that will show the from ID (which is primary e-mail address added on the exchange server) . Please let me know if it helps you.
Thanks,
Simon
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Sorry if I wasn't too clear on this. It's an outlook 2010 on exchange 2003. The exchange can handle two domains. The user istrying to send an email while changing his "from" field to show his secondary email adress, which is on the secondary domain the exchange handels. The the email bounce with no permission error message.
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davorin, it works, your links worked with one exception. If I check the "hide from Exchange address lists" the second email account it doesnt work, when I uncheck it. It works great. Not sure why, any ideas? I would really like to hide this address.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
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Worked, thanks.
You are welcome.
Hi SpiderPig,
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First of all it's a good website i would tell everybody beacuse here yo-u cae judge yourself and more than you can learn a lot from seniors.
It's always good to learn more thing and work hard on your goal. :) I really thanks to everyone (senioer's) you have suggest to you. Well I have just joined and working hard to be a senior :-)
Thanks,
Simon
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I agree. Thanks for the feedback.
that should do