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And thank you for your quick and helpfull reply!
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And thank you for your quick and helpfull reply!

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In our company we have a SBS2003 server with Exchange 2003. This server handles the mail for three domain names. Every employee has one domain as the primary e-mail address, and the other two as an alias. For example,<br />
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Primary: peter.jackson@domain1.com<br />
Alias 1 : peter.jackson@domain2.com<br />
Alias 2 : peter.jackson@domain3.com<br />
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At the moment the situation is as follows. When an employee receives an e-mail on one of the alias addresses and sends a reply, the original sender receives the reply from the primary address. <br />
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What I want is that when someone receives an e-mail on an alias address and replies, de original sender receives an email from the alias that the messages was originally send on. Is this configurable???<br />
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Antoher thing I want is when a user creates a new e-mail message, he can choose from wich address the message will be send from. Is this configurable as well???<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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In our company we have a SBS2003 server with Exchange 2003. This server handles the mail for three domain names. Every employee has one domain as the primary e-mail address, and the other two as an alias. For example,

Primary: peter.jackson@domain1.com
Alias 1 : peter.jackson@domain2.com
Alias 2 : peter.jackson@domain3.com

At the moment the situation is as follows. When an employee receives an e-mail on one of the alias addresses and sends a reply, the original sender receives the reply from the primary address. 

What I want is that when someone receives an e-mail on an alias address and replies, de original sender receives an email from the alias that the messages was originally send on. Is this configurable???

Antoher thing I want is when a user creates a new e-mail message, he can choose from wich address the message will be send from. Is this configurable as well???

Thanks in advance!

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