cannot send emails from additional mailboxes
I am running SBS 2003. My users run Outlook 2007 on their workstations.
One of our users has multiple mailboxes added to the default one. She can only send email from the main mailbox but not from the additional mailboxes. The problem occurs also if they 'reply' from these mailboxes.
I have tried to follow the advice here but on the server-user-properties, there is no 'security' tab.the error is
You do not have permission to send to the above recipient.Contact your system administrator for help..
MSEXCH:MSExchangeIS:/DC=lo
Any advice will be appreciated.
One of our users has multiple mailboxes added to the default one. She can only send email from the main mailbox but not from the additional mailboxes. The problem occurs also if they 'reply' from these mailboxes.
I have tried to follow the advice here but on the server-user-properties, there is no 'security' tab.the error is
You do not have permission to send to the above recipient.Contact your system administrator for help..
MSEXCH:MSExchangeIS:/DC=lo
Any advice will be appreciated.
FRor the From Field you need to do the following.
Open a new email in outlook. At the top is an option button. next to it is a pulldown menu. select from there. in the now displayd from field type in the name from whom it is support to be sent.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21869847/Outlook-Open-these-additional-mailboxes-feature.html
Now....if this is not what your looking for and want the sent item to actually show up in the "Sent" item folder of the second mailbox...then the only way to do this is to actually open up the second mailbox by going to File....Open...Other Users Folder and then selecting the User and the Inbox.
Once the Inbox is open then you can send it from there (Do keep in mind for this you would need to have Owner permissions on the additinal mailbox)
Open a new email in outlook. At the top is an option button. next to it is a pulldown menu. select from there. in the now displayd from field type in the name from whom it is support to be sent.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21869847/Outlook-Open-these-additional-mailboxes-feature.html
Now....if this is not what your looking for and want the sent item to actually show up in the "Sent" item folder of the second mailbox...then the only way to do this is to actually open up the second mailbox by going to File....Open...Other Users Folder and then selecting the User and the Inbox.
Once the Inbox is open then you can send it from there (Do keep in mind for this you would need to have Owner permissions on the additinal mailbox)
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sorry 2 times the same link here is the other:
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/msexchange/exch_howto_grant_send_as.htm
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/msexchange/exch_howto_grant_send_as.htm
This may be an echo of what you referenced above, but I know that it worked in Exchange 2003. MS made some huge changes in 2010, but not sure how many of them started in 2007.
Assuming that for these extra mailboxes that there is a mail-enabled "user" in AD.
So for 2003, in ADUC on the extra mailbox user's properties security tab give the real user who needs to be able to send ALLOW properties on the Send As permission. Second, on the same extra user's Exchange Advanced tab, give the real user full mailbox access under mailbox rights. We also had some issues with permissions in 2010, that are probably specific to 2010, but if the above doesn't work, try going to the real users' properties in ADUC and to his security tab and under ADVANCED click the checkbox that says "Include inheritable permissions from the object's parent". LIke I said this last step is probably not needed, but we have found that in 2010 it solves some weird permission issues.
Assuming that for these extra mailboxes that there is a mail-enabled "user" in AD.
So for 2003, in ADUC on the extra mailbox user's properties security tab give the real user who needs to be able to send ALLOW properties on the Send As permission. Second, on the same extra user's Exchange Advanced tab, give the real user full mailbox access under mailbox rights. We also had some issues with permissions in 2010, that are probably specific to 2010, but if the above doesn't work, try going to the real users' properties in ADUC and to his security tab and under ADVANCED click the checkbox that says "Include inheritable permissions from the object's parent". LIke I said this last step is probably not needed, but we have found that in 2010 it solves some weird permission issues.
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Thank you guys for your answers. However i do not have tab 'security' únder user properties. Doesnt SBS 2003 have this?
How to?
How to?
To see the Security tab you need to do in Active Directory Users and Computer open the view menu and choose advanced features. Now when you do properties for an user you will see the security tab
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Forgive me if i look silly :-) but...
the instructions say 'Double-click the user that you want to grant send as rights for, and then click the Security tab'
BUT while im on user in active directory, i do not get the actual users displayed but what i get is domain users, dhcp users,administrators etc etc. if i right click on any of them, i actually can see security but i dont know what to do next. when i am on server management and then users, i can then see the actual users in a list.if i right click, then properties, i cannot see any security.
Im i missing a point?
i trully appreciate.
the instructions say 'Double-click the user that you want to grant send as rights for, and then click the Security tab'
BUT while im on user in active directory, i do not get the actual users displayed but what i get is domain users, dhcp users,administrators etc etc. if i right click on any of them, i actually can see security but i dont know what to do next. when i am on server management and then users, i can then see the actual users in a list.if i right click, then properties, i cannot see any security.
Im i missing a point?
i trully appreciate.
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After hardwork, I have managed to settle this. Akit,jhyiesla,the geezer2010 and ronnypot, THANKS GUYS!!
Now I can send email from the other additional mailboxes with no error.
:-)
Now I can send email from the other additional mailboxes with no error.
:-)
Glad we could all help out and such.
Feel free to split the points amongst those who helped and maybe the solution can help others in the future.
Feel free to split the points amongst those who helped and maybe the solution can help others in the future.
Welcome dude
no problem good to here you solved the problem!
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2005/01/07/348596.aspx
Additionally you also need to use the "From" field in Outlook