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thanks It's not easy and not free. but ...it's there is.
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thanks It's not easy and not free. but ...it's there is.

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The native additional mailbox solution is free - it doesn't use any additional CALs. <br />
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SImon.
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The native additional mailbox solution is free - it doesn't use any additional CALs.

SImon.

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Hello,<br />
I have an Exchange 2010, I have an user with its corresponding mailbox. This user &nbsp;has different mail addresses, and one of them is set in response address. I can receive the mails sent to any of the address, every time I try to send a mail the response address is added in the FOR, that is correct.<br />
I have tried to sent mails using one of the no predeterminated mail address in the FROM field (directly typing) but when I open the recived mail I can only see the Response address.<br />
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My question is, can I use any of the &nbsp;other mail account in the FROM field?
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Hello,
I have an Exchange 2010, I have an user with its corresponding mailbox. This user  has different mail addresses, and one of them is set in response address. I can receive the mails sent to any of the address, every time I try to send a mail the response address is added in the FOR, that is correct.
I have tried to sent mails using one of the no predeterminated mail address in the FROM field (directly typing) but when I open the recived mail I can only see the Response address.

My question is, can I use any of the  other mail account in the FROM field?

Sending mail from non predeterminated email address

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