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Sending from multiple e-mail address from one SBS 2003 server
Hi,
We have an SBS 2003 server currently configured to our primary business e-mail. Being in the process of setting up a new company we are looking to achieve adding a further business e-mail to all users that they can send and receive e-mail from. For instance each user will have the e-mail addresses; user@mainbusiness.com and user@newbusiness.com. I have easily been able to configure the server to receive e-mail to each user at the newbusiness.com domain name but I am struggling to enable them to send from that domain as outlook automatically sends from the default mainbusiness.com domain and does not allow a choice.
I can get round it by setting up a new user and subsequent mailbox for each user but this is not ideal and could lead to us maxing out the number of users on the SBS. I am also aware that there is a 3rd party solution but currently it is not cost effective to purchase this.
Are there any solutions/options that I am missing? Would a hosted exchange for this domain enable us to achieve this or would this still not work because outlook can't have two mailboxes open at any one time?
Any assistance greatly received.
Many thanks :-)
We have an SBS 2003 server currently configured to our primary business e-mail. Being in the process of setting up a new company we are looking to achieve adding a further business e-mail to all users that they can send and receive e-mail from. For instance each user will have the e-mail addresses; user@mainbusiness.com and user@newbusiness.com. I have easily been able to configure the server to receive e-mail to each user at the newbusiness.com domain name but I am struggling to enable them to send from that domain as outlook automatically sends from the default mainbusiness.com domain and does not allow a choice.
I can get round it by setting up a new user and subsequent mailbox for each user but this is not ideal and could lead to us maxing out the number of users on the SBS. I am also aware that there is a 3rd party solution but currently it is not cost effective to purchase this.
Are there any solutions/options that I am missing? Would a hosted exchange for this domain enable us to achieve this or would this still not work because outlook can't have two mailboxes open at any one time?
Any assistance greatly received.
Many thanks :-)
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Hi,
Thanks for your suggestion. I have tried that as a work around but for some reason I was getting undeliverable message: You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For
assistance, contact your system administrator. This seemed to only be when trying to send to another user on the same exchange server - not to external recipients
I will try again in case I made an error
Thanks for your suggestion. I have tried that as a work around but for some reason I was getting undeliverable message: You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For
assistance, contact your system administrator. This seemed to only be when trying to send to another user on the same exchange server - not to external recipients
I will try again in case I made an error
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SendAs - you mean UserA has rights to UserB ...... i cant think if NDR would come.
How did you give this rights .... as there isnt any difference in sending email from another user within Internal or External.
- Rancy
How did you give this rights .... as there isnt any difference in sending email from another user within Internal or External.
- Rancy
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If any doubts please let me know.
- Rancy